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2024.05.21 13:47 Human_Holiday_4758 Deathcore/Metalcore - Best One Song Encyclopedia
219 bands, 219 songs! Here's the YouTube Music Version:
Deathcore/Metalcore - Best One Song Encyclopedia
Obviously "best song" is a very subjective notion, but I got a bunch of input from the big Deathcore/Metalcore group on FB, as well as Metalcore during the brief period before the post was removed (imagine tongue-sticking-out emoji here!) Anyway, the alphabetized band list by itself is pretty cool, IMHO. Enjoy - and please feel free to make suggestions for additions or changes!
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Deathcore/Metalcore - Best One Song Encyclopedia
Obviously "best song" is a very subjective notion, but I got a bunch of input from the big Deathcore/Metalcore group on FB, as well as Metalcore during the brief period before the post was removed (imagine tongue-sticking-out emoji here!) Anyway, the alphabetized band list by itself is pretty cool, IMHO. Enjoy - and please feel free to make suggestions for additions or changes!
- Aborted - Dreadbringer
- Abbie Falls - Pitch Black
- Across the Sun – May Silence Keep You
- After The Burial - Behold The Crown
- A Hero A Fake – I Know I
- All Out War – Into the Killing Fields
- Allt – Paralyzed
- All That Remains - This Calling
- Alpha Wolf - Akudama
- alt. - BACK TO EARTH
- A Mourning Star – A World Beyond
- Angelmaker- What I Would Give
- Annalynn - Closer to the Edge
- Annisokay - Coma Blue
- Any Given Day – Savior
- Architects - These Colors Don’t Run
- As Blood Runs Black – In Dying Days
- As I Lay Daying - The Sound of Truth
- Asking Alexandria - A Single Moment of Sincerity
- Atena – Oil Rigs
- ATLVS – Comethazine
- Atreyu – Crimson
- Attack! Attack! – Killing for Sport
- Avenged Sevenfold – Unholy Confessions
- Aviana – Rage
- August Burns Red - White Washed
- AVOID - Whatever
- Bad Omens - ARTIFICIAL SUICIDE
- Before I Turn – Aglaeca
- Being as an ocean - the hardest part is forgetting those you swore you would never forget
- Bleed from Within - Alive
- Bleeding Through - Revenge I Seek
- Bloodywood - Machi Bhasad
- Bodysnatcher – Exterminate
- Botch – One Twenty Two
- Boundaries – I'd Rather Not Say
- Breakdown of Sanity – The Storm
- Bring Me the Horizon - Shadow Moses
- Bullet for my Valentine - Four Words (To Choke Upon)
- Bury Tomorrow – Choke
- Caliban – Memorial
- Carnifex - Die Without Hope
- Caskets - The Final Say
- Chamber - Replacing Every Weakness
- Chelsea Grin – Cheyne Stokes
- Chimaira – Pure Hatred
- Classic Jack – LAG
- Code Orange - Forever
- coldrain - 2020
- Conquer Divide - Afterthought.wav
- Converge – A Single Tear
- Counterparts - Whispers Of Your Death
- Crimson Eyes – Serenity
- Crown the Empire – The Fallout
- Crystal Lake - Apollo
- Currents - Better Days
- Daedric - Alchemy
- Dance Gavin Dance – Chucky vs. The Giant Tortoise
- Dark Divine - The Fear
- Darkest Hour - Goddess of War, Give Me Something to Die For
- Darko US - Pale Tongue
- Dal Av & Jackson Rose – Insanely Illegal Cage Fight
- Dead Crown – Joker
- Dealer – Crooked
- Defocus – Crooked Mind
- Demon Hunter - Cross to Bear
- Downswing – Bound to Misery (feat. AVOID)
- Dying Wish - Enemies in Red
- Earth Crisis – Forced March
- Eighteen Visions – Reality Killer
- Elwood Stray - Half Life
- Emmure - When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong
- Enterprise Earth – Reanimate // Disintegrate
- ERRA - Lunar Halo
- Esprit D’Air - Ocean’s Call
- Every Time I Die - Map Change
- Fallstar – When Justice Cracks the Sky
- Fit for a King - Backbreaker
- Fit for an Autopsy – Under a Serpent Sun
- Flames of Betrayal – The Rain Reeks of Heaven
- Foreign Hands - Separation Souvenir
- For the Fallen Dreams – Sulfate
- For today - Break the Cycle
- Get the Shot – Deathbound (feat Rob Watson)
- Ghost Iris – My Dear Rat Kings
- Gideon -- Bite Down
- God Forbid - To the Fallen Hero
- Great American Ghost – Ann Arbor (Be Safe)
- Greyhaven - Kappa (River Child)
- Guilt Trip – Eyes Wide Shut
- Hanabie - Otaku Lovely Densetsu
- Harm’s Way – Become a Machine
- Haste the Day – 68
- Hatebreed – Own Your World
- Heart of a Coward – Hollow
- Heaven Shall Fall – Hunters Will Be Hunted
- Holding Absence - Monochrome
- Humanity’s Last Breath - Labyrinthian
- Ice Nine Kills – The American Nightmare
- If I Were You – System Failure
- Imminence – Chasing Shadows
- Impending Doom - There Will be Violence
- In Heart’s Wake – Survival (The Chariot)
- I Prevail - Deadweight
- I See Stars - Running With Scissors
- InChaos - Butterfly Effect
- Ingested – I, Despoiler
- Invent Animate - False Meridian
- Jesus Piece - Fear of Failure
- Job for a Cowboy – Sun of Nihility
- Johnny Booth - The Ladder
- Killswitch Engage - My Last Serenade
- Kill The Lights - Dead From The Start
- Knocked Loose - Deep in the Willow
- Kublai Khan - The Hammer
- Lamb of God - Descending
- Left to Suffer – Overwhelming Power
- LVNDMARKS - False Reality
- Light the Torch - Die Alone
- Like Moths To Flames - Dissociative Being
- Loathe - Aggressive Evolution
- Lorna Shore – Of the Abyss
- Make Them Suffer - Uncharted
- Misery Signals - Luminary
- Malevolence – On Broken Glass
- MAYFLOWER – Misery
- Maylene & the Sons of Disaster – Caution: Dangerous Curves Ahead
- MIRE – Inside
- Miss May I – Hey Mister
- Motionless in White – Disguise
- Mouth for War – Saturate Me
- Mugshot – Egodystonic
- Myka Relocate – Hide the Truth
- Norma Jean - Sword in Mouth, Fire Eyes
- Nora – I Should Have Sent Flowers
- Novelists FR - Souvenirs
- Of Mice and Men - The Depths
- Ocean Sleeper - Your Love I'll Never Need
- Opal In Sky - The Blight
- Orthodox - Cave In
- Paleface – Lights Out
- Paria - The Absurdity of Solace
- Parkway Drive – Dark Days
- Patient Sixty-Seven - Hibbertia
- Periphery - Stranger Things
- PERN – Gasping for Air
- Phinehas – I Am the Lion
- Polaris - The Remedy
- Pupil Slicer - No Temple
- Reflections - Help
- Reliqa – Tyrant
- Renesans - Labor of Hate
- Rings of Saturn - Senseless Massacre
- Sail’s End - The Sound of Silence 3: Three
- Sanction – The Prophet Who Saw Fire
- SAVE US – Distance
- Scarlet Horizon - Seed
- Sea of Treachery – Unleash the Serpents
- Serration – Simulations of Hell
- Shadow of Intent – The Prelude to Bereavement
- Shadows Fall – The Light that Blinds
- Shai Halud - Solely Concentrating on the Negative Aspects of Life
- Silent Planet - Antimatter
- Signs of the Swarm – Amongst the Low and Empty
- Silverstein - Your Sword vs My Dagger
- Sion – More than Just Myself
- Slaughter to Prevail - Viking
- Sleep Token – The Summoning
- Snapcase – Harrison Bergeron
- Spite – led
- Spiritbox - The Beauty Of Suffering
- Spiritual Chaos - End
- Suicide Silence - Unanswered
- Sunami – Mind Your Business
- Sworn In – Snake Eyes
- Tenside - Come Alive Dying
- The Acacia Strain - The Impaler
- The Afterimage – Secrets
- The Amity Affliction – Pittsburgh
- The Black Dahlia Murder – What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse
- The Browning - The End of Existence
- The Chariot - David De La Hoz
- The Devil Wears Prada - Danger: Wildman
- The Dillinger Escape Plan - One of Us is The Killer
- The Empire Shall Fall – Voices Forming Weapons
- The Ghost Inside – Aftermath
- The Gloom in the Corner – Bleed You Out
- The Human Abstract – Vela, Together We Await the Storm
- The Ongoing Concept - Feel Again
- The Plot in You - Crows
- The Zenith Passage – Deus Deceptor
- Thornhill - Casanova
- Throwdown – This Continuum
- Thrown - on the verge
- Thy Art is Murder – Holy War
- Times of Grace – Medusa
- To the Grave – Terrorist Threat
- Trivium - Down from the Sky
- Undying – the Company of Storms
- Unearth - This Glorious Nightmare
- Upon a Burning Body – Extermination
- Varials – Anything to Numb
- VCTMS – Pull From the Hurt
- Veil of Maya - Outsider
- VEXED – X my <3 (Hope to Die)
- Vision of Disorder - D.T.O.
- Wage War - The River
- Walls of Jericho – Forever Militant
- War of Ages – Collapse
- We Are The Empty – Carcass
- We Came As Romans - What I Wished I never Had
- Whitechapel - I Will Find You
- While She Sleeps - You Are We
- Within Destruction – Void
- Within the Ruins – Gods Amongst Men
- Wolves at the Gate – Deadweight
- World of Pleasure – Carbon Copy
- Xibalba – Death Threat
- Zao - Resistance
2024.05.21 07:20 zaddar1 waterslipt/ a furball/ widening ripples
beauty
which i have now
fades so quick
i can’t even grasp it
actors and actresses
statues looking at you
only the garb changes
one of the strongest emerging social trends that arise as a consequence of increased longevity is a necessity to think about slowing cognitive decline in the over 50’s which means attention to diet and supplements, exercise , general fitness and "wear and tear", alcohol and drug consumption
my feeling is we are going to see sharp divides between subcultures in this respect and a lot of individual variation
also, a lot of the public health advice and cultural opinions are wrong minded or ill-informed, you have to do your own research and experimentation
a way of looking at the covid public health debacle (which continues despite the cardiovascular and cancer risks of boosters) was to trade off a reduced death rate in the elderly for an increased vaccine injury problem for the young
a verse by touzi on #3 of master fushan’s sixteen themes translated by suru
the death within life
birds clench the falling blossoms before the emerald cliffs, every word responds to conditions, spreading throughout — they ask of coming west, pointing to the cypress in the yard, but how could the passage through the lush mountain peaks be shut ?
活中死。鳥銜華落碧嵓前。對境皆言到處傳。人問西來指庭柏。豈關蒼翠嶺頭穿。
my reply:
what cannot be shut
is always open
but to avoid the common herd
it is disguised
why write things people understand ?
they just make your life a misery with their missionizing of a contrary view
to confuse them is better
they can’t target you
no "master"
except the claim
fantasies about reality
seek a center
its doesn’t exist
non-existence or otherwise
ed. zen is full of fake claims to authority by the appellation of "zen master", same with any religion and its "pooh-bahs"
that’s the trouble with writing
its lasts forever
so
necessarily
you are writing forever
i am appreciating the philosopher gilles deleuze more
the untranslated portion at the end goes
so you understand, when you have such an idea, the important is not to know whether it is true or false
the question is to know if it is important, if it is interesting, and if it is beautiful
and it is the same in science, it is the same in philosophy, you know
waterslipt
a furball
widening ripples on
the smooth surface
of a reflective river
a platypus
ed. i was having lunch at a clearing on the bank of the mersey rivestream near the eastern end of bridle track road, the day was amazingly clear and windless and the river smooth and i noticed a platypus working its way feeding on the bottom to surface occasionally for breath then go back down again
this morning i serendipitously put on a shirt and trousers that "matched", i have always been sceptical of the concept, but since there are clothes that don’t match, there must be those that do match, though what constitutes the female sense of this, i still cannot fathom
the abdication of the duke of windsor was in fact a surface effect of a deeper political struggle, would britain become a client state of germany or would it resist ?
the outcome was not as obvious as you might think
taking actors as real
and a set as reality
is it any wonder
the dissembling mess
collapses ?
the circle of the contemporary
rubbish generating more rubbish
stay there at your own risk
sharing the same road for a while
but later
looking at the forks and branches
i realise
we are apart
inscribed on the tower at veneration monastery
in cold spring, a hundred-foot tower
i climb up alone, and then back down alone
who can manage such distances of the heart ?
david hinton
classical chinese poetry
the poet is tu mu (803 to 853 a.d.) with a bio on page 378 of the "classical chinese poetry" pdf link
definitely medieval with the mention of a functional tower
an interesting thing about frieda hughes is she did not have her mother’s talent, of course neither did ted
there is just a remarkable depth to sylvia plath’s work and this was despite all the obstacles, what genetic quirk created her or would , if her parents had more children, they have a similar talent ?
this prosaic world
because its written in prose of course
its not a poetic world
because its not written in poetry
if you take away the "zen master" or saint or prophet as an authority figure, what do you then have ?
Regulus replies:
People acceptant of the existent reality
my reply:
the monk asked zen master regulus "what is required to be enlightened" ?
zen master regulus replied "be accepting of existing reality"
the monk was left speechless
lee smolin doesn’t like jonathon oppemheim’s stochastic gravity approach
its interesting to watch lee talk with the constant gesticulatory body movements, almost tourette's, but he is using them to think, they are part of his cognition process
how simple is the world ?
its not that simple
and certainly not as simple as the way we view it to be
insight
takes you back
and obviates
some future lives
the brain
is
a
quantum
machine
words in a story
believable or unbelievable ?
don’t
be
fooled
.
words in a story
believable or unbelievable ?
don’t be fooled
so much knowledge
everywhere
each branch opens up exponentially
drowning in detail
its pursuer
i guess i have got so interested in hearts because of hunting and looking at them, in one animal, it beat for minutes cut out from the body; never seen any that had human like aging diseases
i think as a society we have lost touch with our own raw "viscerality", i hunt for my own meat; the killing, butchering and eating does bring one back in touch with that, the commonality with our homonin history
heart and lungs animation
the number of people who have no understanding of what even moderate levels of drinking does to their lives and long term health
you have won the existential lottery where the odds are so small of winning, no number covers it and to chip away at brain function with drugs and alcohol like that . . .
you want to experiment with doing some translation yourself with google and you will realise how its possible to construct almost any sense out of the chinese, its actually not meaningful to do any commentary without going back to the chinese, the variance is so large, translators follow their own biases to create a narrative that suits them
“ continuous as the stars that shine and twinkle on the milky way ”
wordsworth’s famous poem which he wrote based on notes by his sister dorothy was in effect co-authored by her
strangers to me
thirty years of no contact
exile speaks
of unwanted distance
.
strangers to me
thirty years of no contact
exile speaks
unwanted distance
ed. looking at a photo of my sister, niece and brother in law who are all very much changed since i last saw them notions of exile are not common in western literature, but are certainly there in the chinese
lost roads
can’t be recovered
what we have travelled
always
takes us
to
a different place
i love a sotherby’s auction , vast sums spent for my entertainment, all free, it don’t get slicker, a living made from networking skills and being personable
i was about to go negative on the painting by lucy bull, but on looking further i quite like her work
you have to be careful, auctioneers like these can talk the money out of your wallet
xu qiyao’s advice to his son on being successful in CCP politics
“ the path of understanding requires objectivity and experience ”
ed. the above is my reworking of the first lines of the xinxin ming which, amongst its more "normal" translations is
“ the great way is not difficult, just avoid picking and choosing ”
the xinxin ming is an abridged version of the mind inscription
心性不生何須知見
“ reality is either itself or not. is there any point to understanding this ? ”
ed. my translation of the first line of the "mind inscription"
"don’t interrupt your enemy when he’s making a mistake" — napoleon
i think in the context of divorce , what people find difficult is the necessity of switching to the extreme mindset of being at war and all that entails because that is what is immediately required
billie and finneas o’connell discuss how they created the "what am i made for" song for the film "barbie"
billie in her own words describes the process
“ Dr. Raszek provides insights from his participation in a comprehensive review concerning the utilization of synthetic uridines in mRNA vaccines (ed. covid) and their potential implications for cancer development
The discussion delves into the intricate mechanisms that could be at play, exploring how these synthetic components might inadvertently suppress the body's innate immune system, induce frameshifting phenomena, and contribute to the production of IgG4 antibodies, all of which could potentially influence cancer growth ”
my comment
i think we can expect an upsurge in cancers, especially amongst the elderly as a result of the misguidedly intensive "booster" campaign, though it may take a while to show
the forward momentum
of habituation
leading
to
habits
that
become
unbreakable
the fallacy of "negation"
its not this, its not that
but its what its not
negation is a stylised buddhist rhetorical technique, nāgārjuna of course and you get it in dogen, they’ll say something then walk it back through its negation
but having walked it forwards, there is a sense in which it can’t be walked back or it could not be walked forwards another way of putting it is there is no ontological unity, everything is constantly splitting apart
zen masters and the authority they carry are literary constructs
buddha is a literary construct
jesus, muhammad and moses are literary constructs
the egyptian book of the dead is a literary construct
does it bother you that your advice is so bad ?
no
the blindness of narcissism
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which i have now
fades so quick
i can’t even grasp it
statues looking at you
only the garb changes
my feeling is we are going to see sharp divides between subcultures in this respect and a lot of individual variation
also, a lot of the public health advice and cultural opinions are wrong minded or ill-informed, you have to do your own research and experimentation
the death within life
birds clench the falling blossoms before the emerald cliffs, every word responds to conditions, spreading throughout — they ask of coming west, pointing to the cypress in the yard, but how could the passage through the lush mountain peaks be shut ?
活中死。鳥銜華落碧嵓前。對境皆言到處傳。人問西來指庭柏。豈關蒼翠嶺頭穿。
my reply:
what cannot be shut
is always open
but to avoid the common herd
it is disguised
they just make your life a misery with their missionizing of a contrary view
to confuse them is better
they can’t target you
except the claim
fantasies about reality
seek a center
its doesn’t exist
non-existence or otherwise
ed. zen is full of fake claims to authority by the appellation of "zen master", same with any religion and its "pooh-bahs"
its lasts forever
so
necessarily
you are writing forever
the untranslated portion at the end goes
so you understand, when you have such an idea, the important is not to know whether it is true or false
the question is to know if it is important, if it is interesting, and if it is beautiful
and it is the same in science, it is the same in philosophy, you know
a furball
widening ripples on
the smooth surface
of a reflective river
a platypus
ed. i was having lunch at a clearing on the bank of the mersey rivestream near the eastern end of bridle track road, the day was amazingly clear and windless and the river smooth and i noticed a platypus working its way feeding on the bottom to surface occasionally for breath then go back down again
the outcome was not as obvious as you might think
and a set as reality
is it any wonder
the dissembling mess
collapses ?
rubbish generating more rubbish
stay there at your own risk
but later
looking at the forks and branches
i realise
we are apart
in cold spring, a hundred-foot tower
i climb up alone, and then back down alone
who can manage such distances of the heart ?
david hinton
classical chinese poetry
the poet is tu mu (803 to 853 a.d.) with a bio on page 378 of the "classical chinese poetry" pdf link
definitely medieval with the mention of a functional tower
there is just a remarkable depth to sylvia plath’s work and this was despite all the obstacles, what genetic quirk created her or would , if her parents had more children, they have a similar talent ?
because its written in prose of course
its not a poetic world
because its not written in poetry
Regulus replies:
People acceptant of the existent reality
my reply:
the monk asked zen master regulus "what is required to be enlightened" ?
zen master regulus replied "be accepting of existing reality"
the monk was left speechless
its interesting to watch lee talk with the constant gesticulatory body movements, almost tourette's, but he is using them to think, they are part of his cognition process
its not that simple
and certainly not as simple as the way we view it to be
takes you back
and obviates
some future lives
the brain
is
a
quantum
machine
believable or unbelievable ?
don’t
be
fooled
.
words in a story
believable or unbelievable ?
don’t be fooled
everywhere
each branch opens up exponentially
drowning in detail
its pursuer
i think as a society we have lost touch with our own raw "viscerality", i hunt for my own meat; the killing, butchering and eating does bring one back in touch with that, the commonality with our homonin history
heart and lungs animation
you have won the existential lottery where the odds are so small of winning, no number covers it and to chip away at brain function with drugs and alcohol like that . . .
wordsworth’s famous poem which he wrote based on notes by his sister dorothy was in effect co-authored by her
thirty years of no contact
exile speaks
of unwanted distance
.
strangers to me
thirty years of no contact
exile speaks
unwanted distance
ed. looking at a photo of my sister, niece and brother in law who are all very much changed since i last saw them notions of exile are not common in western literature, but are certainly there in the chinese
can’t be recovered
what we have travelled
always
takes us
to
a different place
i was about to go negative on the painting by lucy bull, but on looking further i quite like her work
you have to be careful, auctioneers like these can talk the money out of your wallet
ed. the above is my reworking of the first lines of the xinxin ming which, amongst its more "normal" translations is
“ the great way is not difficult, just avoid picking and choosing ”
the xinxin ming is an abridged version of the mind inscription
心性不生何須知見
“ reality is either itself or not. is there any point to understanding this ? ”
ed. my translation of the first line of the "mind inscription"
i think in the context of divorce , what people find difficult is the necessity of switching to the extreme mindset of being at war and all that entails because that is what is immediately required
billie in her own words describes the process
The discussion delves into the intricate mechanisms that could be at play, exploring how these synthetic components might inadvertently suppress the body's innate immune system, induce frameshifting phenomena, and contribute to the production of IgG4 antibodies, all of which could potentially influence cancer growth ”
my comment
i think we can expect an upsurge in cancers, especially amongst the elderly as a result of the misguidedly intensive "booster" campaign, though it may take a while to show
of habituation
leading
to
habits
that
become
unbreakable
its not this, its not that
but its what its not
negation is a stylised buddhist rhetorical technique, nāgārjuna of course and you get it in dogen, they’ll say something then walk it back through its negation
but having walked it forwards, there is a sense in which it can’t be walked back or it could not be walked forwards another way of putting it is there is no ontological unity, everything is constantly splitting apart
buddha is a literary construct
jesus, muhammad and moses are literary constructs
the egyptian book of the dead is a literary construct
no
the blindness of narcissism
2024.05.21 06:13 omegacluster New Music Additions 2024-05-20
Today's additions are:
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- We don't suck, we blow! - Chimneys (Tags: hip hop, jazz, rock, beat, beats, fusion, hip-hop, jazz, rock, samples, Hamburg) [JazzLab]
- Haishen - Awaken the Endless Deep (Tags: metal, rock, ambient, post-rock, progressive, Rochester) [Needlejuice]
- Vulvodynia - Entabeni (Tags: ) [Unique Leader]
- Intervals - memory palace (Tags: metal, progressive, rock, independent, instrumental, prog, Toronto) [Independent]
- Oppress. - The Subtle Art of Turning Gold into Shit (Tags: black metal, extreme metal, metal, death metal, United Kingdom) [Independent]
- Clæmus - Mercurial (EP) (Tags: metal, experimental rock, progressive metal, Wellington) [Independent]
- Francisco Domínguez - Arrosa xuriaren artean (Tags: classical, avant garde, contemporary, electronic, Vitoria Gasteiz) [Ensemble Sinkro]
- Markgraf - Hohenbaden (Tags: black metal, heavy metal, metal, Baden Baden) [Independent]
- Demersal - Demersal (Tags: metal, hardcore, metallic hardcore, screamo, Odense) [Independent]
- yaya bey - Ten Fold (Tags: hip hop, hip-hop, r&b, r&b/soul, rap, soul, Brooklyn) [Big Dada]
- Knocked Loose - You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To (Tags: metal, metalcore, beatdown, hardcore, metallic hardcore, numetal, sludge, Louisville) [Pure Noise]
- The Tangent - To Follow Polaris (Tags: rock, yes, genesis, prog, prog rock, progressive, progressive rock, van der graaf generator, London) [InsideOut Music]
- Sidus Atrum - “Розірване Небо (Torn Sky)” (Tags: female fronted metal, metal, atmospheric, blackened death doom, blackened doom, blackened doom metal, death doom metal, doom metal, ukrainian black metal, ukrainian metal, Kyiv) [Independent]
- GOD MOTHER - Sinneseld (Tags: death metal, grindcore, hardcore, metal, power violence, Stockholm) [Independent]
- Bab L' Bluz - Swaken (Tags: blues, psychedelic trance, funk, gnawa, Marrakesh) [Real World]
- Speed Dealer Moms - Birth Control Pill (Tags: electronic, idm, los angeles, analog, breakcore, breaks, experimental electronic, jungle, leftfield, rave, Winnipeg) [Evar]
- EABS - Reflections of Purple Sun (Tags: jazz, jazz fusion, ambient, breakbeat, hip hop, jazz, jazz-funk, poland, spiritual jazz, techno, Wrocław) [Astigmatic]
- Vaticinal Rites - Cascading Memories Of Immortality (Tags: brescia, death metal, italy, metal, Brescia) [Everlasting Spew]
- Thot - Delta (Tags: rock, industrial rock, noise rock, post-metal, post-punk, post-rock, Brussel) [Pelagic]
- Shane Parish - Repertoire (Tags: alternative, fingerpicking, folk guitar, jazz, music, solo guitar, Athens) [Palilalia]
- we broke the weather - Restart Game (Tags: boston, rock, garage prog, jazz fusion, math rock, nu-jazz, post-rock, prog rock, progressive rock, psych rock, stoner rock, Somerville) [Independent]
- Brad Mehldau - After Bach II (Tags: jazz, classical, genius, piano, piano solo, Amsterdam) [Nonesuch]
- Brad Mehldau - Après Fauré (Tags: jazz, classical, genius, piano, piano solo, Amsterdam) [Nonesuch]
- Sonus Umbra - Whiteout Hi Res (24 bit) (Tags: progressive rock, rock, Chicago) [Progrock.com's Essentials]
- Dälek - Negro Necro Nekros (Tags: hip-hop/rap, hip hop, hip-hop, rap, underground, underground hip hop, Union City) [Ipecac]
- Iravu/Mumuksu - Sudra (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, death metal, extreme metal, metal, rabm, ambient, blackened doom, dark ambient, doom metal, red anarchist black metal, Malaysia) [Iravu]
- SVNEATR - Never Return (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, blackened death metal, canadian black metal, metal, progressive black metal, Vancouver) [Prosthetic]
- SYK - eartHFlesh (Tags: metal, black-metal, death-metal, extreme-metal, groove-metal, progressive, Italy) [Season of Mist]
- Yi-Ting Lu - An Unopened Seashell (Tags: bassoon, contemporary classical, guitar, harp, piano, saxophone, New York) [New Focus]
- Dreare - Foregone (Tags: metal, drone, instrumental, post-metal, progressive, synth, Czech Republic) [Independent]
- Sithu Aye - Kindness (Tags: metal, djent, instrumental, progressive metal, Glasgow) [Independent]
- Mountainscape - Iridescent (Tags: blackgaze, metal, instrumental, post-blackmetal, post-metal, post-rock, soundtrack, Reading) [Celestial Diadem]
- Ehtëk - Íncst (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, metal, post black metal) [Independent]
- no funeral records - Gil Cerrone / Letterbombs Split (Tags: australia, finland, kitchener, on, punk, emo, emoviolence, screamo, skramz, Canada) [Independent]
- Eat Your Own Head - The Trawler - EP (Tags: alternative, rock, alternative, grunge, independent music, math rock, math-rock, post-rock, rock, London) [Drongo]
- GNAW THEIR TONGUES - Hagetisse - The fountain of fallen stars (Tags: black metal, drone, experimental, Smallingerland) [Independent]
- Crystalline Thunderbolts Pierce The Sacred Mountain - Shine Like The Suicidal Madness Of The Sacred Amethyst (Tags: black metal, drone, experimental, Smallingerland) [GNAW THEIR TONGUES]
- No Teeth - Decadence In Breeding (Tags: experimental, art rock, experimental rock, garage, noise rock, post-punk, Newcastle Upon Tyne) [Post Post Music]
- JOURS PÂLES - DISSOLUTION (Tags: asphodèle, black metal, blackgaze, emotional black metal, french black metal, jours pâles, ladlo, melancolic metal, France) [Les Acteurs de l'ombre]
- Atavistia - Inane Ducam (I will lead into nothingness) (Tags: black metal, blackened death metal, death metal, melodic metal, metal, brutal metal, epic metal, melodic death metal, Vancouver) [Independent]
- Black Hole Deity - Profane Geometry (Tags: brescia, death metal, italy, metal, tech death metal, brutal death metal, tech death, Brescia) [Everlasting Spew]
- olim - Because (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, blackgaze, metal, post black metal, post-black, Greater Sudbury) [Independent]
- Bleached Cross - Columns of Impenetrable Light (Tags: punk, darkwave, electronic, experimental, post-punk) [Independent]
- Windows96 - Yes Da Da Da (Tags: electronic, chillwave, psychedelic, synthwave, vaporwave, São Paulo) [Independent]
- ELECTROMANCER - Enforcer (Tags: thrash metal, 80s, metal, metalcore, instrumental, metal, progressive metal, synthwave, video game music, Australia) [Paul Wardingham]
- svrm - Прощання (Tags: black metal, metal, Kharkiv) [Independent]
- Chase Elodia - Have, Know, Want (Tags: jazz, indie, jazz, rock, Brooklyn) [Biophilia]
- Paradox Rift - Ensnared (Tags: metal, deathmetal, grindcore, melodic death metal, progressive metal, Cleveland) [Independent]
- MATTHEW SHIPP - THE DATA (Tags: jazz, matthew shipp, avant garde jazz, avant-garde music, free jazz, improvised music. rogueart, jazz piano, new york jazz, piano, Paris) [RogueArt]
- The Rhythm Method - Pastorale (Tags: acoustic, classical, experimental, classical, contemporary classical, experimental, flute, holiday music, new music, post asmr, string quartet, New York) [Independent]
- Katt Rán - SÁLA (Tags: alternative, folk, icelandic, nordic, pagan, viking, Delft) [Svart]
- John O'Gallagher - Beast (Tags: jazz, alto saxophone, free improv, free jazz, "john ogallagher", modern jazz, nu jazz, spiritual jazz, vinyl, whirlwind recordings, Birmingham) [Whirlwind]
- Liturgy - Immortal Life II (Tags: experimental, black metal, Brooklyn) [Independent]
- A Night In Texas - Digital Apocalypse (Tags: ) [Unique Leader]
- Like Moths To Flames - The Cycles Of Trying To Cope (Tags: metal, metalcore, hardcore, Columbus) [UNFD]
- Rendered Helpless - From Nothing Comes All (Tags: death metal, deathcore, doom, metal, progressive, slam, slamming brutal death metal, sludge, Christchurch) [Independent]
- Colin Stetson - The love it took to leave you (Tags: experimental, indie, jazz, instrumental, Montréal) [Envision]
- Cosmic Jaguar - El Era del Jaguar (Tags: death metal, metal, technical metal, technical thrash metal, thrash metal, avant-garde, progressive metal, world music, Zhytomyr) [Independent]
- BALWEZO WESTIJIZ - Tower Of Famine (Tags: black metal, sweden, Kitchener) [Profound Lore]
- Cruce Signatus - Cruce Signatus (Tags: dungeon synth, metal, synthwave & darksynth, Milwaukee) [Independent]
- Gaylord - Baseball Bats and Butterfly Knives (Tags: grind, grindcore, lgbtq, metal, queer, queercore, antifa, black metal, lgbtq, Canada) [Independent]
- Mark Guiliana - MARK (Tags: jazz, rock, electronic, instrumental, jazz and improvised music, Los Angeles) [Edition]
- Summoning The Lich - Under The Reviled Throne (Tags: death metal, metal, thrash metal, St. Louis) [Prosthetic]
- Houle - Ciel Cendre et Misère Noire (Tags: black metal, death metal, melodic black metal, metal, Paris) [Independent]
- Luna Li - When a Thought Grows Wings (Tags: alternative, dreamy, groovy, indie, pop, Los Angeles) [In Real Life]
- The Plot In You - Vol. 2 (Tags: alternative, hardcore, metal, metalcore, post-hardcore, rock, Ohio) [Fearless]
- Drawn from Ichor - Up Into The Wolfs Jaw (Tags: death metal, metal, Sheffield) [Independent]
- TESTO - Marya.Ivan (Tags: idm, world, dub, folklore, jungle, world music, Saint Petersburg) [Independent]
- Anna Gadt, Marta Grzywacz, Natalia Kordiak, Gosia Zagajewska - VOICEACT (Tags: anna gadt, cecil taylor, gosia zagajewska, impro, jazz, marta grzywacz, natalia kordiak, vice, free impro, fsrecords.net, improvisation, music, piano, Warsaw) [Fundacja Słuchaj]
- Pijn - From Low Beams Of Hope (Tags: experimental, rock, ambient, doom, drone, post-metal, post-rock, Manchester) [Floodlit]
- JACK - Split with Chadhel (Tags: rock, grindcore-crossover, hardcore, punk, Hungary) [Independent]
- Milton Nascimento & Esperanza Spalding - Milton + esperanza (Tags: jazz, New York) [Concord Jazz]
- Fake Fruit - Mucho Mistrust (Tags: punk, indie rock, lunchmeat, oakland, post-punk, wobbly, Oakland) [Carpark]
- Fire-Toolz - Breeze (Tags: electronic, idm, alternative rock, cybergrind, electro-industrial, emo, experimental, experimental electronic, fusion, glitch, grindcore, jazz fusion, new age, noise, noisecore, prog, Chicago) [Independent]
- Oxygen Destroyer - Guardian of the Universe (Tags: angelcorpse, metal, morbid angel, death metal, death thrash, death thrash metal, demolition hammer, kreator, morbid saint, vader, Seattle) [Redefining Darkness]
- Soften The Glare - EP III (Tags: rock, math rock, progmetal, progrock, Raleigh) [Independent]
- The Flying Luttenbachers - Spectral Warrior Mythos 2 (Tags: experimental, grindcore, modern classical, no wave, noise, post punk, New York) [UG Explode]
- TALL MARY - When Will I Find Something New (Tags: drone, experimental, noise punk, post rock, Vancouver) [Kingfisher Bluez]
- Цар Стангра - Битката за Фиорда - На живо в Сагене (Tags: black metal, bulgaria, metal, dark ambiant, folk, ritualistic, Canada) [Independent]
- Anarchÿ - The Spectrum of Human Emotion (Tags: melodic metal, melodic thrash metal, metal, technical thrash metal, progressive metal, progressive thrash metal, speed-metal, thrash, thrash metal, St. Louis) [Independent]
- PreHistoric Animals - Finding Love In Strange Places (Tags: alternative, alternative rock, prog rock, progmetal, Sweden) [Dutch Music Works]
- THE LAST OF LUCY - Godform (Tags: metal, brutal death metal, death metal, deathcore, grind, grindcore, hardcore, mathcore, progressive death metal, progressive metal, tech death, technical death, technical death metal, us death metal, United States) [Transcending Obscurity]
- And So I Watch You From Afar - Megafauna (Tags: alternative, instrumental, rock, Belfast) [Independent]
- ColdCell - Age Of Unreason (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, depressive black metal, extreme metal, metal, Basel) [Independent]
- IXION - RESTRICTION (Tags: electronic, metal, ambient, androids, atmospheric metal, blade runner, doom metal, electronica, gothic metal, robots, synthwave, France) [Independent]
- William Soovik Grand Finale - Once More, Dear Friends! (Tags: contemporary jazz, experimental, free jazz, gothenburg jazz, grunge jazz, jazz, rock, saxophone, swedish jazz, Gothenburg) [Independent]
- Carb On Carb - Take Time (Tags: new zealand, punk, emo, emo revival, midwest emo, pop punk, Whanganui) [Independent]
- اکوان (Akvan) - سووشون (Tags: black metal, black metal from iran, blackened death metal, iran, iranian black metal, metal, Iran) [Independent]
- Claire Cross - Sleep Cycle (Tags: jazz, ambient, australian jazz, chamber, contemporary jazz, folk, minimalism, nu jazz, progressive rock, Berlin) [Art as Catharsis]
- Extortionist - Devoid Of Love & Light (Tags: deathcore, extortionist, hardcore, industrial, metal, metalcore, unique leader records) [Unique Leader]
- Sebastien Ammann - Change Of Course (Tags: jazz, New York) [Ropeadope]
- Pallbearer - Mind Burns Alive (Tags: epic doom metal, metal, Little Rock) [Nuclear Blast]
- COGNITIVE - Abhorrence (Tags: death metal, metal, progressive, slam, technical death metal, grindcore, Jersey) [Metal Blade]
- Botanist - Paleobotany (Deluxe Edition) (Tags: metal, avant-garde, black metal, experimental, hammered dulcimer, San Francisco) [Prophecy]
- NOCTURNUS AD - Unicursal (Tags: black metal, death metal, metal, heavy metal, Tampa) [Profound Lore]
- Kulk - It Gets Worse (Tags: alternative, norwich, doom, doom metal, heavy, post-metal, psychedelic, sludge, stoner metal, stoner rock, United Kingdom) [Human Worth]
- Inner Landscape - 3H33 (Tags: metal, post-hardcore, post-metal, Lyon) [Independent]
- Eigenstate Zero - The Malthusian (Tags: metal, deathmetal, djent, jazzmetal, melodeath, melodic death metal, nogenre, prog, progressive death metal, progressive metal, techdeath, Stockholm) [Independent]
- DAVID MURRAY QUARTET with Marta Sanchez, Luke Stewart and Russell Carter - Francesca (Tags: david murray, luke stewart, composition, improvisation, jazz, marta sanchez, Zurich) [Intakt]
- BORDERLANDS TRIO with Stephan Crump, Kris Davis, Eric McPherson - Rewilder (Tags: eric mcpherson, kris davis, stephan crump, composition, free jazz, improvisation, jazz, Zurich) [Intakt]
- Big Chef - Mud Wrestling Sydney Sweeny Perched High Upon a Mountain Peak, Beneath a Canopy of Shimmering Starlight (a millennial's american dream) x :) (Tags: beefcore, deathgrind, death metal, deathcore, metal, thall, djent, goregrind, grindcore, slam, slamming brutal death metal, Australia) [Independent]
- öz ürügülü - Della Morte dell’Artista (Tags: frank zappa, jazz, mats morgan band, morgan ågren, mr. bungle, panzerballett, secret chiefs 3, snarky puppy, experimental rock, film music, fusion, jacob collier, odd time signatures, oriental, poil, progressive, Zug) [Independent]
- Maddalena Ghezzi - Dolomite (Tags: electronic, jazz, avant-garde, contemporary, contemporary jazz, songs, London) [Independent]
- Gatecreeper - Dark Superstition (Tags: crust, death metal, doom, hardcore, metal, Arizona) [Nuclear Blast]
- Liraz - Enerjy - انرژی (Tags: farsi, global disco, world, electropop, persian, pop, retro, world-disco, Tel Aviv Yafo) [Batov]
- i Häxa - Part Two (Tags: alternative, dark ambient, dark folk, electronic music, indie, trip hop, London) [Pelagic]
- Karen Willems - JUJU (Tags: soundtrack, avant-garde, percussive, sound collage, Maldegem) [Werf]
- ZILF - Reanimated (Tags: alternative, djent, indie, mathcore, metal, metalcore, rock, technical metal, thrash metal, United Kingdom) [Independent]
- Layale Chaker & Sarafand - Radio Afloat (ICR031) (Tags: arabic jazz, world, arabic jazz, arabic vocals, chamber music, improvised chamber jazz, improvised piano, jazz, jazz and improvised music, violin, world music, Brooklyn) [In a Circle]
- Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Spirit Dance (Tags: jazz, ambient, ambient jazz, ambient jazz ensemble, chillout, cinematic, cinematic jazz, jazz, lounge, lounge music, rnb, London) [Here & Now]
- Tzompantli - Beating the Drums of Ancestral Force (Tags: metal, black metal, death metal, doom metal, heavy metal, Pittsburgh) [20 Buck Spin]
- James Ilgenfritz - Stay Logged In On This Trusted Device (Tags: experimental, New York) [Infrequent Seams]
- Joe Rocca - Hybride (Tags: hip-hop, hip-hop/rap, r&b, rap, soul, Montreal) [Bonsound]
- Thought Trials - This Has Always Been With You (Tags: rock, ambient, electronica, instrumental post-rock, post-rock, Buffalo) [Post.]
- Christopher Cerrone - Beaufort Scales (Tags: classical, classical contemporary music, classical, contemporary classical, electronic, experimental, new music, vocal, vocal ensemble, Brooklyn) [Cold Blue Music]
- wthAura - gumballs (Tags: alternative, experimental, rock, intstrumental, math rock, prog rock, Philadelphia) [Independent]
- Gabriel Dharmoo - Vestiges d'une fable (Tags: classical, experimental, avant-garde, classical, contemporary, contemporary classical, vocal, Toronto) [Centrediscs]
- Le Double - Le Double (Tags: alternative, electronic, contemporary classical, contemporary jazz, new music, poetry and music, Canada) [Corne de brume]
- Hvile I Kaos - Lower Order Manifestations (Tags: black metal, experimental, metal, chambermusic, neoclassical, occult, Los Angeles) [Independent]
- Viacrucis - Melhorament (Tags: atmospheric black metal, black metal, blackened death metal, death metal, metal, rouyn-noranda, atmospheric, cathar, metal noir, occitan, occitanie, Gaspé) [Independent]
- Gabriel Genest - As It Is (Tags: jazz, canadian jazz, chamber jazz, contemporary jazz, modern jazz, Montreal) [Independent]
- Darko - Greyscale (Tags: a wilhelm scream, melodic hardcore, propagandi, punk, strung out, technical melodic punk) [Lockjaw]
- Federico Bonacossa - Elettroarmonico (Tags: contemporary classical, electric guitar, experimental, New York) [New Focus]
- Hemotoxin - When Time Becomes Loss (Tags: death metal, melodic, metal, thrash metal, progressive, technical, San Francisco) [Independent]
- JISEI - POSITIVE AFFIRMATIONS (Tags: deathcore, punk, beatdown, deathcore, falsegrind, hardcore, lgbtq+, trans, Vancouver) [Independent]
- Maudits - Précipice (Tags: metal, ambient, instrumental, post, Paris) [Independent]
- Avoid Humanity - Between Now and Never (Tags: metal, hardcore, Bucharest) [Independent]
- Kavyesh Kaviraj - Fables (Tags: creative jazz, jazz, avant garde jazz, contemporary jazz, jazz and improvised music, jazz piano, modern jazz, nu-jazz, Minneapolis) [Shifting Paradigm]
- Nebula Orionis - The Long Path to Nowhere (Tags: metal, ambient, atmospheric black metal, cinematic, cosmic, space metal, Russia) [Independent]
- TERAMAZE - Eli : A Wonderful Fall From Grace (Tags: metal, progressive metal, progressive rock, rock, Melbourne) [Independent]
- Gnarwhal - Altered States (Tags: hard rock, rock, fuzz, stoner, Yellowknife) [Independent]
- Lower Automation - Welcome to My Deathbed (Tags: alternative, experimental punk, goth, industrial, math punk, mathcore, noise rock, post punk, punk, Illinois) [Independent]
- MULA - Cúmulo abierto (Tags: punk, rock, spoken word, experimental rock, free jazz, improvised music, jazz, noise, noise ambient, prog, Bogotá) [Independent]
- Nyktophobia - To The Stars (Tags: black metal, death metal, metal, Datteln) [Apostasy]
- EVILYN - Mondestrunken (Tags: metal, brutal death metal, death metal, dissonant, dissonant death metal, experimental death metal, progressive, progressive death, progressive death metal, tech death, technical death, technical death metal, United States) [Transcending Obscurity]
- OGIVES BIG BAND - Boisterous Love (Tags: experimental, hard rock, metal, metalcore, noise rock, progressive, progressive hardcore, psychedelic, soundtrack, hardcore, Bristol) [Stolen Body]
- Arx Atrata - A Reckoning (Tags: atmospheric black metal, metal, black metal, blackened doom metal, epic black metal, post black metal, Nottingham) [Independent]
- Progfox - Visitation III (Tags: Metal) [schitzocore entertainment]
- Voidsmen - Ice Age Part 0: Blood Furnace (Tags: metal, salt lake city, doom, doom metal, sludge, space doom, space metal, space rock, Salt Lake City) [Independent]
- Filip Żółtowski Quartet released by Alpaka Records - BiBi (Tags: electronic, hip hop, jazz, fusion, hip hop instrumentals, jazz, nujazz, Poland) [Filip Żółtowski Quartet]
- Strelitzia - Winter (Tags: rock, emo, experimental rock, independent, indie rock, math rock, math-rock, midwest emo, post-hardcore, post-rock, Gilbert) [Independent]
- Ugly Robot - The Space Between Us (Tags: rock, classic rock, experimental rock, indie rock, indietronica, math rock, Albuquerque) [Independent]
- Anoxide - Morals & Dogma (Tags: death metal, metal, brutal death metal, goregrind, slam, slamming brutal death metal, United States) [Ghastly Music]
- Otomo Yoshihide and Chris Pitsiokos - Uncanny Mirror (Tags: experimental, avant-garde, free jazz, improvisation, jazz, noise, New York) [Chris Pitsiokos / ELEATIC]
- Alex Harding & Lucian Ban - Blutopia (Tags: jazz, avant-garde, modern classical, piano, post bop, New York) [Sunnyside]
- On Ka’a Davis - …Here’s to Another Day and Night for the Lwa of the Woke (Tags: Jazz) [Tzadik]
- SHOKRAN - Duat (Tags: metal, djent, math, oriental, progressive metal, solo guitar, Russia) [Independent]
- Black Dresses - LAUGHINGFISH (Tags: alternative, electronic, industrial, noise pop, sci-fi, Toronto) [Independent]
- Sushma Soma - THE MOUNTAIN HAS THE LAST SAY (Tags: carnatic, experimental, indian music, world, world music, tamil folk, Singapore) [Independent]
- Les Fantômes du jour - Ravages (Tags: progressive rock, rock, art rock, nantes, post-hardcore, post-metal, post-prog, post-rock, progressive metal, Nantes) [Ajna Management]
- Clear Clover - Spectate (Tags: industrial metal, metal, rock, ambient, electronic, industrial, instrumental, new age, progressive metal, vaporwave, Montreal) [Independent]
- A Wake In Providence - I Write To You, My Darling Decay (Tags: ) [Unique Leader]
2024.05.20 22:12 Lost_Judgment_5730 My ex causing me not to able to have kids
Okay so I’m new on here and don’t know to make a post really but imma just go in im am a 18 year old girl and my ex boyfriend let just call him k for privacy reason but he’s 20 now at the moment we was dating I was 17 and he was 19. In the beginning of our relationship it was perfect I love everything thing about our relationship he was kind sweet and gentle I could say that he was my best friend and boyfriend at the same time but we getting of track here so I’ll get into it it gonna be a crazy story and i know most people won’t believe me but I don’t care this is my life and I’m here to tell you all because I need some help on this problem and I don’t what to do so for starters me 18F lived with my grandmother in a different state at the moment and him 20 him live with his dad on the other side of the world on the east coast we met on instagram he text me and from there we started a relationship everything was going good and peachy we decided after a few months of talking I would come visit him when I got back to my home town btw I from Baltimore city but I moved to Moses lake Washington after my mother passed away but back to the store we made arrangements that I would come see him after I go settled in after I got back we met in person and from there it was like a movie we did everything together I ended up moving into his house after a while being back ummm I can say one the first day I moved there it was a little crazy but it was something we talk though and got over it so for back store around the time we started talk he was moving on from a pass relationship but he didn’t really give me too many details why they broke up or what happened ik red flags from the start but I was in love at the time and didn’t care to know that but back to what happend one the first few hours of me moving in to his house it was crazy like crazy his ex girlfriend at the time showed up at his house to get her things but got mad when she seen me in his bed but she didn’t say nothing to me she told he that he me was manipulative crazy toxic and etc but I don’t believe her I thought she was just saying things to get back at him whatever she got stuff an left we talk about what happened and pretty quickly we moved on from that but I didn’t like living with a guys bc like I said he lived with his dad and brothers so we ended up moving in with my uncle and it was good I to we started trying for a baby now I know now if we was to have a baby back then it would’ve been horrible but we probably would’ve got though it whatever so my stomach was hurting one day and it was bad I mean bad I couldn’t sleep I couldn’t eat or nothing so I ended up going to the hospital let me give a little back story just a little we have been dating for almost 6 months now so as I go to the hospital I was giving a lot of tests and etc so one test came back that I had a std and it was chlamydia I was treated and I told him about it we got into a fight about it because I thought he was cheating but his ex give it to him and he didn’t think to get check before getting into a new relationship but that happend I told him to get treatment and he did we moved on to from that but that had traumatizing for me I can’t be in no relationship with the other person getting tested before being with me but anywho we started going down slop from there we started fussing and not wanting to be around each other it gotta so badly that I started sleeping in the living room because I didn’t want to sleep with him at all we ended up breaking up and I went to the doctor one day because I wanted to get tested and get a check up to make sure I’m okay oh whatever I ended up for some reason making another appointment at the doctors to get my fallopian tube checked out and stuff like that just to make sure I’m OK cause I have seen something online that chlamydia can cause you to be not able to have kids so I went go tested and etc a few weeks ago later I got the news that I would never be able to have babies and I was heartbroken because that the only thing I wanted for my future and now that was not possible I was broken so I went over to his house to tell him and I found out that he having a baby and he happy in a new relationship I was so hurt but happy for him at the same time I told him and all he said was sorry and that it’s wasn’t his problem and for me to move on bc he didn’t care now I was so hurt that I ended drinking myself to sleep and woke up with my head pounding so bad I couldn’t go into work I ended up calling out from work so I could recover from this bull shit now this all I have for right now I will let you guys know the rest as it comes and I’m so sorry that this post was long but I need to get this off my chest
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2024.05.20 15:15 karenvideoeditor The Zoo [Part 1]
The Zoo - A NoSleep story
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Full job description:
Immediate Opening!
Night shift zoo managesecurity. All-weather foot patrol opportunity for a “night-owl”, who enjoys working outdoors and with minimal supervision.
Under general direction of the manager of the zoo, the Security Guard patrols the zoo grounds on a regular basis throughout the shift. Responds in a timely and professional manner to a wide variety of routine and emergency situations.
Requirements: BA in wildlife, biology, etc, which provides the required knowledge, skills, and background for this position. Valid Florida Driver’s License with good driving record is desirable. First Aid and CPR certification preferred.
The qualified candidate has the ability to use independent judgment in handling routine as well as the capacity to perform under stress when confronted with an emergency, unusual, or dangerous situation. Ability to oversee animals’ well-being, monitor conditions, create enrichment activities, and exercise safety precautions.
The Security Guard must be able to walk and remain on feet a full shift (up to 8 hours), and potentially up to 12 hours at a time. Must be able to exert a minimum of 50 pounds of force and able to lift, push or pull, or otherwise move objects that may exceed 50 lbs. Ability to negotiate all areas of the zoo in all weather conditions.
Note: Zoo is haunted.
***
I’ll start with the job posting, I guess. I spotted it on Indeed while making my daily check for anything and everything that would hire someone with my biology degree, and it seemed on the up and up. Their website looked decent, the guy on the phone sounded nice, and I was looking for anything even slightly related to working with wildlife. Being a night shift guard at a zoo was fine, especially when I took the incredibly generous rate of $25/hr. into account. That’s eleven bucks more than my dad makes at the local grocer, and he’s been working there for thirteen years. Then again, from the P.S. on the posting, I thought there might be good reason for the rate.
It said at the end, almost as an afterthought, ‘Zoo is haunted.’
When it comes to ghosts, they’ve never made much sense to me. Considering how badly our brains function from just getting jostled around on a football field, I’m not sure how ghosts could exist without a brain at all. I’d be excited as the next person to find proof, but YouTube videos are always fishy and the people on TV are essentially actors who only focus on the entertainment factor for their ratings. So, since I’d never seen anything that vaguely resembled a ghost, I’d say binge-watching Supernatural on Netflix last year was the extent of my experience in that department.
It seemed that the zoo hadn’t been here for long since it wasn’t even on Google Maps yet. There was a bit of a commute, it was half an hour away, but since I’d worked local jobs while I attended college online for the past four years, I’d saved up the money to buy a car. It wasn’t anything fancy, just an old Nissan sedan that I’d bought from someone in the next town over, with faded red paint and a mismatched back right door painted blue. It accomplished the job of transportation, though, which let me search the job market further away, a good thing considering how small a town I lived in. I really didn’t want to leave home yet, so moving for a job in a city or another state wasn’t an appealing option.
The website said very little. It had yet to fill in drop down menus that would excitedly describe their attractions. So far it only had some small sections about conservation and education, though that was intriguing because it mentioned that all the animals they had were endangered. I read that notation and wondered what the animals were. Mammals were always favorites of mine, which I know is a bit of a cliché, loving the furry ones. But when it comes down to it, I’ll take any animal over a person.
The employee entrance to the zoo was a door in the large steel gate that surrounded the property, a few yards down from the sliding gate that presumably opened to let visitors in. I pressed the button on a panel beside it, glancing up at the camera, and I was buzzed in. There was a short path that led to the building near the front and I knocked politely before going inside.
The interviewer, a plain metal nameplate on his desk describing him as Director of Security for the zoo, welcomed me in and sat on the other side of his desk, lounging back in his desk chair. His name was Andrew Higgs, and he had a British accent, which I thought was cool. I sat in one of the two loveseats in front of the desk.
Andrew was dressed business casual, with a blue Polo shirt, a thin black jacket, and I saw he was wearing slacks when he stood up to shake my hand. He was black, with dreadlocks that stopped just short of his shoulders, and a closely trimmed mustache. There was a tattoo, an artistic rendition of a hippo, on the right side of his neck, which bode well in my opinion. So many places hiring these days were overly uptight about their employees’ appearance, but it seemed that wouldn’t be the case here.
We went over the basics before he picked up the piece of paper off his desk, my resume, which he’d printed out. “Well, I spoke to all three of your references,” Andrew noted. “They had some good things to say. You were a great employee on the farm you worked last summer, your boss said. Punctual, hard-working, took instructions well…”
That was nice to hear. I’d spent this past summer working at a dairy farm, mostly assigned to the goats and cows they kept for milk. Aside from the staggering muscle pain that tapered from agony to merely miserable by the end of the summer, it wasn’t a bad job. I did have an old shoulder injury that I always had to work around, but it was my left shoulder and I was a righty, so it wasn’t that difficult to manage.
If anything, the muscle pain in my back and legs from being on my feet all day distracted from the typical issue I dealt with. My standard exercising day-to-day was typically either riding my bike or yoga, although yoga is mind-numbingly boring, so I need to listen to a podcast to pass the time. So, in fact, through the job, I was sort of grateful that my brain was focusing on a different area of my body that was in pain. Yeah, chronic pain is weird.
“He also said you don’t work well with others,” Andrew added, glancing up to me. “You kept submitting complaints about incompetent coworkers?”
I pursed my lips and let out a long breath through my nose, considering the most delicate way I was capable of replying to that before saying, “I dislike stupid people.”
Andrew gave me a half-smile and sighed, replying, “Well, I must confess I’m not fond of them either.” He looked back down to the paper. “This job will be a great fit for you.”
The job interview seemed like a formality, and I don’t know why. I was twenty-three and the ink had barely dried on my degree from the online college I’d attended. I’d been applying to jobs for months and had been thrilled when I’d gotten a call for an interview for this one, but also surprised. Call me a cynic, but I expected more invasive questions about any past work I’d done for a job in security, since I was a woman.
It's not like I was petite. Actually, the most common word I’d heard to describe me is ‘built’, and I fall short of being labeled overweight only because of muscle mass. One comment I recall from high school was being teased for being shaped like a rectangle. Even so, there was no good reason to look a gift horse in the mouth, but of course, me being me, that meant I examined its teeth closely.
“So, you’re hiring me? Just like that? Why?”
Andrew, chuckled. “Look, you’ve got BA in wildlife biology, and specializing in animal behavior is just the cherry on the sundae. That tells me you know animals are not people, and even if you feel like you know them, they can still be unpredictable. They can hurt you. But also, it makes me know you care.”
I suppose that did make sense, and it was true, so I’m glad he knew that. Most of my job on the night shift would be watching cameras and then walking around the place to make sure all the animals were as they should be, but it was more than that. Working at a zoo meant knowing where the line was, and sometimes it wasn’t exactly at the fence, but sometimes just putting a single finger through that fence meant losing that finger. As a whole, humans are generally idiots. Looking at you, anyone who really, honestly thinks that a bobcat would sense your boundless love enough to let you pat it.
“The website didn’t have much about the animals,” I said. “I know this place is new, so you might not have info on them up on the site yet. Do you have a map for me?”
“Oh, we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it,” Andrew said with a wave of his hand. At that point, it had seemed to be a reasonable thing for him to say, but I will tell you, the reason was not what I thought. “Just to confirm, you’re not an early bird, Miss Mason? This schedule isn’t a concern?”
I shook my head. “Nah, I’m pretty talented at sleeping in, actually. I never really got past that teenage talent of staying up until five and sleeping in until three. And you can just call me Ripley.”
That made him smile. “Good. Then I won’t worry about you falling asleep on the job, Ripley.”
“Oh, no way.”
“All right. So. You saw the note at the end of the job posting?”
He just stared at me and I was forced to answer, “That the zoo is haunted.”
“Right. What are your thoughts on that?”
There was no easy answer to that question, especially depending on how seriously he took it. “Do you know the best word the Brits gave to us?”
“What’s that?”
“Bollocks.”
Andrew slowly smiled and pointed at me with the end of the pen in his hand. “I think I’m going to like you,” he remarked. “Look…this is the part of the interview where we switch gears. If this was a regular zoo, you’d be a shoo-in for the job. But we’ve got other boxes to check. This outfit is…basically a preservation society. As you saw on the site, all the species are endangered, but what it didn’t say online is that the only people who came to visit are private parties.”
“So, that means…what?” I asked. “You bring in super-rich people who feel special when they get to see the animals you’re rehabilitating and taking care of? Then they donate oodles of money so they can brag to their rich friends about their charity contributions and having seen the animals here?”
Andrew raised his eyebrows. “Pretty much got it in one. It’s just more preservation and less rehabilitation. And a lot of our patrons really do care about the animals, or else they would just donate and not visit. You’ll see tourists a couple times a week, but we decided not to have anyone until we’re settled in here, and that means a person who’s on during the night shift that I can count on. And I don’t know if I can count on you yet.”
“Wait, I’ll see the tourists?” I asked. “They visit at night?”
“Everything we have is nocturnal,” he told me. That struck me as odd, but he continued before I could question it. “Listen up, and I’ll start with the basics. Have you ever seen anything weird? Possibly supernatural?”
“Nope,” I said with a shrug.
The fact is, I got along with my classmates, but I never did have any close friends. So, I thought maybe that’s why I missed out on all those reckless teen moments that started every horror movie. Maybe it left me without a bunch of exciting stories to tell. But hey, at least I didn’t break my leg falling through the floor of an abandoned building in eleventh grade.
Yes, that happened. It was a classmate of mine by the name of Brent. And yes, he’s just as much of a moron as you would imagine.
“If you see the ghost here,” he said, his tone emphatic, “will you freak out?”
I paused. “You’ve seen the ghost?”
“All the time,” Andrew told me. “It’s a young woman in a blue shirt and tan slacks, looks like she just walked out of a lake.”
“Do you have a picture?”
“No, and absolutely no photos or video are to be taken of her,” he said, his tone abruptly turning stern. “It’s cause for immediate dismissal. We have video cameras for security, but they all record off-site in a secure location, and Suzanne Cooper, the owner, manages it herself. Firstly, the ghost deserves privacy rather than exploitation, she’s not to be displayed like one of our animals, but secondly, people believe in ghosts. One leaked photo of her connecting it to us means we get overrun by ghost hunters, and if we trace it back to you, you’re done.”
Andrew seemed next-level serious about that, so I nodded. “Understood. That makes sense.”
The animals were the priority after all, I knew. I preferred them over people anyway, and that included dead people. Even if I could get a video of this ghost doing cartwheels back and forth through a wall, I would never post it and spread word of where I’d taken it. Andrew was right; the zoo would never get the paranormally-obsessed to stay away and would definitely have to relocate.
He continued, “If you’re curious, she’s never so much as tried to hurt anyone. But the zoo has moved before, and she moved with us.”
“She moved with you?” I asked, my eyebrows rising. “Is it like one of those stories where she’s attached to something in the zoo rather than a place?”
“More complicated than that,” he said. Then he grimaced. “She died because she was too ambitious with one of our animals. It never should have happened, but she… She was foolish, you’d say. Attempted to interact with one of the animals, got too close, and honestly, she should have known better. I thought she did.”
“Holy shit,” I whispered. “What killed her?”
He stared at his hands and shook his head. “It was before my time.”
It was clear Andrew was a true believer, but I still really wasn’t sure at that point. How was I supposed to react, though? Zoos have fences and tall barriers for a good reason. Not just to keep the animals away from us, but also the other way around, and ‘death by stupidity’ is not uncommon amongst humans. So, the story wasn’t outrageous, but still, I’d never so much as experienced something unexplainable. But if I saw a ghost, I suppose that’d be that.
“I just need to know, plain and simple, if you’re the kind of person who can handle things that are terrifying,” Andrew told me, splaying his hands. “Our last night shift bloke there was with us for years and years, but we spent months going through other employees. There were six we tried before we found him.”
“Six?” I exclaimed.
He snorted. “Yes, six. Let’s see…” Andrew counted off each one on his fingers. “The first two, the first night they saw the ghost, they lost it. One called me in a panic, babbling, and I had to get out of bed and drive to the zoo to send him home, and the second quit, although at least she made it to the next morning and didn’t drag me out here,” he said, his voice thoughtful. “They just thought I was blowing smoke up their bums with the whole thing.”
He shrugged. “Then, the third one was a bloke who was asleep when I got there in the morning, so I had to fire him. Then another ghost freak-out. The fifth bloke was someone who couldn’t deal with the animals, and then the sixth was so scared of the ghost that when I got here, he was already outside the zoo, pacing, waiting for my car. Apparently he’d said some stuff, rude or mean or whatnot, to try to get her to leave him alone and she had followed him back into the security room, so he fled. I need the opposite of those folks. Alright?”
At this point, I was starting to take it more seriously. Sure, this could just be Andrew’s thing, that he believed in ghosts and then made up these sightings to ensure I believed him. But if I saw her? What would I do?
Well, this would be my job, so I would have to take it seriously. Maybe that was why the pay was so good, to make employees think twice before ditching it. From Andrew’s perspective, if it really was haunted, he was the one who had to deal with applicant after applicant quitting as soon as they laid eyes on the guest who would never leave.
“So…honestly, I can’t say I won’t freak out, considering how next level this is,” I told him, feeling compelled to go with honesty, “but yeah. I think I can handle it, mostly because it’s important for someone to look after this place, look after the animals, so I’d do my best to work around anything that freaks me out. I mean, I have to say that I’ll believe it when I see it. But if ghosts really exist, as long as it isn’t some serial killer who stuck around to keep gutting people, I’ve always thought it’d be cool to find out we can exist after we die.”
The thing is, I think I did believe him. I thought there might really be a ghost there, because otherwise, why take it so seriously? It could’ve been that Andrew had only glimpsed her out of the corner of his eye a few times and could ascribe it to lack of sleep, but he was literally worried about word getting out. I thought that being halfway to believing him would give me the mental preparation I needed if I saw her. At least, I’d hoped so.
It turned out that most of my time would be spent at the security desk in the main building, near the entrance. Real-time footage played through thirty-five cameras around the zoo, all on a large screen that was five cameras across and seven cameras top to bottom. The cameras were impressive. I would mention the resolution, say something about them being 4K, but Andrew explained some stuff about how it’s actually the lens that is the biggest selling point. Looking at these cameras on the giant screen, I could see practically every corner of the place, and if I brought up one camera in particular to encompass 2/3 of the screen, I could zoom in so far that it felt like I could use it to check if one of the animals had fleas.
The zoo was well lit, not surprising considering nighttime was apparently the zoo’s business hours, and all of the tall lamps had red bulbs. For those of you who know why, A+ to you. For those who don’t, fun fact, it’s because red is closest to the dark and your eyes don’t need to strain to adjust to it. That meant I didn’t need my flashlight all that often, and even that was red, a solid name-brand one that had been on my desk when I arrived. I kept the white lights on back in the security room, though, because I didn’t want to make my brain think it was time to get tired.
When I headed out for my first sweep on that first night, I had the folded map in my pocket, but I already knew my way around. The layout of the zoo wasn’t that difficult to memorize, since there were only eleven expansive enclosures, and after the interview I walked around for half an hour to start training my memory. I’ll admit, working in a dark environment was creepier than I thought it would be.
I do want to mention the high quality of the zoo. The size of each enclosure was considerable, and the greenery was natural, hinting that they’d hired a pricey professional just to do landscaping toward the front of the enclosures after buying the land. The backs of the enclosures backed up into forestry, and from the estimate I got from Andrew, it seemed each of the animals had plenty of roaming space, including the small lake at the northwest corner and a manmade lake for one of the animals in particular. When I considered all of that, the thought passed through my head about how horrible it would be if word got out about the zoo having a ghost and needing to relocate, because it’d be devastatingly expensive.
My orders were to walk the zoo once every hour. This was my first security gig, so I’m not sure if that’s more or less than typical, but I had my comfy hiking boots on, the ones I’d saved up for and invested in a couple years earlier and were perfect for a job where I had to do laps around an area. This job was one that I didn’t have to worry about my shoulder pain worsening, since it was mostly about being on my feet. I take one or two Vicodin a day, depending on how bad my pain is. It came in handy in high school, actually. With a flexible ‘take as needed’ prescription, I occasionally sold pills for extra cash.
There wasn’t much to step in and there weren’t even any dips in the concrete sidewalks that I followed around in a route that easily led me back and forth until I made my way back to the office. The first three nights were actually boring. I would have thought Andrew had been pranking me about the ghost, but like I said, it hadn’t felt like that. And he hadn’t been specific about when she showed up for new people, or even for him.
To keep myself busy, I’d brought my e-reader with me, and I got into a cycle of looking over each of the cameras every time I hit the end of a chapter. I’m a pretty fast reader, so it was a good system. Also, every once in a while, I looked up if something moving caught my eye, like an owl flying close enough for the camera to catch it, but that’s about it.
Then, every hour on the hour, I did a walk through. The fourth night, I was passing by the small lake at the back left corner of the property when I saw her.
People say that you can tell if someone’s staring at you, that there’s some sixth sense humans have. It’s not true; they’ve done experiments. But the thing is, all those experiments were of someone human looking at them. After this last shift, I would guess that the sixth sense that sends goosebumps down your arms, the one that makes you feel an intangible pressure, that slides your body toward fight or flight mode, might be true of…other things.
Slowly coming to a stop at the disturbing feeling, I hesitantly looked around, through the trees. Then my heart skipped a beat and my breath hitched. It was startling because she wasn’t moving. Just standing among the trees, staring at me. I broke out in a cold sweat as I stared back at her, unsure what to do. I didn’t run. I didn’t try to talk to her. I just stood there. So, there’s my answer to Andrew: I didn’t freak out. I just froze.
The woman was Latina, her skin tone pallid from death, and was dressed as he’d described her, in slacks and a silky blue blouse. And she was soaked, as if she’d just walked out of the lake. Beyond that, her shirt was drenched in blood from what looked like claw marks across her abdomen. Her eyes were dark and penetrating, boring holes into me, as if she were able to get any and all knowledge that she wanted about me simply by glaring. The fabric of her shirtsleeves clung to her skin and was dripping, as was her long black hair. Speaking of her hair, it appeared to have seaweed woven into it, or maybe she also grew seaweed along with hair. Not my area of expertise.
The look on her face was indescribable. There was something deep in her eyes, behind her closed-off expression, that made my heart beat rapidly. Maybe I would’ve projected some emotion into her face if I’d had any idea of what she was capable of, whether she could move objects, or possess me, or if all she did was hang around. As things stood, I was left just projecting my fears, which gave me the impression that she was cross with me simply for being present. It felt like I was trespassing, even though I was a dozen feet back from the fence that encircled the enclosure. And also, this was my job so I was explicitly allowed to be here.
She was disturbingly close, and remained unnaturally still. If she had attacked me, I wasn’t sure what I would’ve done. Ran, probably, but considering ghosts probably don’t follow the laws of physics, maybe she could’ve chased me at Usain Bolt speed. For all I knew, she could teleport.
After an amount of time that felt awkwardly long, I finally spoke up.
“Hi,” I croaked.
The woman slowly tilted her head but didn’t otherwise move. I’d forgotten to ask Andrew for her name, I realized, but he had mentioned her death had been before his time, so maybe he didn’t know.
Swallowing hard, I tried to take a slow, deep breath, even though it felt like there was a cinder block on my chest. “So, I, uh…I work here now,” I said slowly. “I’m night shift security.” Pausing, I kept trying to gather information from her demeanor but failed. “Is that okay?”
At that, I saw a hint of curiosity flash across her face. “Why would it not be?” Her voice sounded completely normal, which was an off-putting contrast to her appearance.
Good question. Hell if I know the answer. “I don’t know. I mean…you were here first. I don’t know if you feel like I’m…intruding…or something.”
“You’re just doing your job,” she said, her tone softening a smidge.
I waited to see if she wanted to say anything else before saying, “Right.” Can I get you anything? A towel? Some bandages? “I’ll be going now.”
The woman made no movement to come after me as I gradually took one step, then another, keeping her in my sights as I walked off. I finally had to turn to face forward, unable or unwilling to be seen by her foolishly walking away backwards. Instead of continuing my sweep, I took the path that would lead me back to the security room. I kept looking behind me and felt her eyes on me all the way back, though I didn’t see her following me. At that point, even if she hadn’t moved an inch, my brain was on red alert when it came to self-preservation and figured I would continue to feel like a wet hand might grab me from behind at any moment.
Finally, I returned to the security room, swiping my card across the panel at the back door with a beep. Opening the door, darting inside, and slamming it behind me, I walked to the far side of the room and turned around, putting my back to the wall. Until I’d gotten back, I hadn’t noticed how fast I’d been walking, how quickly I’d been gasping for air. Leaning back against the wall, my legs turned to jelly and I slowly slid to the floor.
And that was it. My first sighting of the ghost. I’d thought that if I had seen her, there would be some part of me that was skeptical, that would reason my way out of it, convinced it was a prank. But I knew. She wasn’t a person. At least, not anymore.
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Full job description:
Immediate Opening!
Night shift zoo managesecurity. All-weather foot patrol opportunity for a “night-owl”, who enjoys working outdoors and with minimal supervision.
Under general direction of the manager of the zoo, the Security Guard patrols the zoo grounds on a regular basis throughout the shift. Responds in a timely and professional manner to a wide variety of routine and emergency situations.
Requirements: BA in wildlife, biology, etc, which provides the required knowledge, skills, and background for this position. Valid Florida Driver’s License with good driving record is desirable. First Aid and CPR certification preferred.
The qualified candidate has the ability to use independent judgment in handling routine as well as the capacity to perform under stress when confronted with an emergency, unusual, or dangerous situation. Ability to oversee animals’ well-being, monitor conditions, create enrichment activities, and exercise safety precautions.
The Security Guard must be able to walk and remain on feet a full shift (up to 8 hours), and potentially up to 12 hours at a time. Must be able to exert a minimum of 50 pounds of force and able to lift, push or pull, or otherwise move objects that may exceed 50 lbs. Ability to negotiate all areas of the zoo in all weather conditions.
Note: Zoo is haunted.
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I’ll start with the job posting, I guess. I spotted it on Indeed while making my daily check for anything and everything that would hire someone with my biology degree, and it seemed on the up and up. Their website looked decent, the guy on the phone sounded nice, and I was looking for anything even slightly related to working with wildlife. Being a night shift guard at a zoo was fine, especially when I took the incredibly generous rate of $25/hr. into account. That’s eleven bucks more than my dad makes at the local grocer, and he’s been working there for thirteen years. Then again, from the P.S. on the posting, I thought there might be good reason for the rate.
It said at the end, almost as an afterthought, ‘Zoo is haunted.’
When it comes to ghosts, they’ve never made much sense to me. Considering how badly our brains function from just getting jostled around on a football field, I’m not sure how ghosts could exist without a brain at all. I’d be excited as the next person to find proof, but YouTube videos are always fishy and the people on TV are essentially actors who only focus on the entertainment factor for their ratings. So, since I’d never seen anything that vaguely resembled a ghost, I’d say binge-watching Supernatural on Netflix last year was the extent of my experience in that department.
It seemed that the zoo hadn’t been here for long since it wasn’t even on Google Maps yet. There was a bit of a commute, it was half an hour away, but since I’d worked local jobs while I attended college online for the past four years, I’d saved up the money to buy a car. It wasn’t anything fancy, just an old Nissan sedan that I’d bought from someone in the next town over, with faded red paint and a mismatched back right door painted blue. It accomplished the job of transportation, though, which let me search the job market further away, a good thing considering how small a town I lived in. I really didn’t want to leave home yet, so moving for a job in a city or another state wasn’t an appealing option.
The website said very little. It had yet to fill in drop down menus that would excitedly describe their attractions. So far it only had some small sections about conservation and education, though that was intriguing because it mentioned that all the animals they had were endangered. I read that notation and wondered what the animals were. Mammals were always favorites of mine, which I know is a bit of a cliché, loving the furry ones. But when it comes down to it, I’ll take any animal over a person.
The employee entrance to the zoo was a door in the large steel gate that surrounded the property, a few yards down from the sliding gate that presumably opened to let visitors in. I pressed the button on a panel beside it, glancing up at the camera, and I was buzzed in. There was a short path that led to the building near the front and I knocked politely before going inside.
The interviewer, a plain metal nameplate on his desk describing him as Director of Security for the zoo, welcomed me in and sat on the other side of his desk, lounging back in his desk chair. His name was Andrew Higgs, and he had a British accent, which I thought was cool. I sat in one of the two loveseats in front of the desk.
Andrew was dressed business casual, with a blue Polo shirt, a thin black jacket, and I saw he was wearing slacks when he stood up to shake my hand. He was black, with dreadlocks that stopped just short of his shoulders, and a closely trimmed mustache. There was a tattoo, an artistic rendition of a hippo, on the right side of his neck, which bode well in my opinion. So many places hiring these days were overly uptight about their employees’ appearance, but it seemed that wouldn’t be the case here.
We went over the basics before he picked up the piece of paper off his desk, my resume, which he’d printed out. “Well, I spoke to all three of your references,” Andrew noted. “They had some good things to say. You were a great employee on the farm you worked last summer, your boss said. Punctual, hard-working, took instructions well…”
That was nice to hear. I’d spent this past summer working at a dairy farm, mostly assigned to the goats and cows they kept for milk. Aside from the staggering muscle pain that tapered from agony to merely miserable by the end of the summer, it wasn’t a bad job. I did have an old shoulder injury that I always had to work around, but it was my left shoulder and I was a righty, so it wasn’t that difficult to manage.
If anything, the muscle pain in my back and legs from being on my feet all day distracted from the typical issue I dealt with. My standard exercising day-to-day was typically either riding my bike or yoga, although yoga is mind-numbingly boring, so I need to listen to a podcast to pass the time. So, in fact, through the job, I was sort of grateful that my brain was focusing on a different area of my body that was in pain. Yeah, chronic pain is weird.
“He also said you don’t work well with others,” Andrew added, glancing up to me. “You kept submitting complaints about incompetent coworkers?”
I pursed my lips and let out a long breath through my nose, considering the most delicate way I was capable of replying to that before saying, “I dislike stupid people.”
Andrew gave me a half-smile and sighed, replying, “Well, I must confess I’m not fond of them either.” He looked back down to the paper. “This job will be a great fit for you.”
The job interview seemed like a formality, and I don’t know why. I was twenty-three and the ink had barely dried on my degree from the online college I’d attended. I’d been applying to jobs for months and had been thrilled when I’d gotten a call for an interview for this one, but also surprised. Call me a cynic, but I expected more invasive questions about any past work I’d done for a job in security, since I was a woman.
It's not like I was petite. Actually, the most common word I’d heard to describe me is ‘built’, and I fall short of being labeled overweight only because of muscle mass. One comment I recall from high school was being teased for being shaped like a rectangle. Even so, there was no good reason to look a gift horse in the mouth, but of course, me being me, that meant I examined its teeth closely.
“So, you’re hiring me? Just like that? Why?”
Andrew, chuckled. “Look, you’ve got BA in wildlife biology, and specializing in animal behavior is just the cherry on the sundae. That tells me you know animals are not people, and even if you feel like you know them, they can still be unpredictable. They can hurt you. But also, it makes me know you care.”
I suppose that did make sense, and it was true, so I’m glad he knew that. Most of my job on the night shift would be watching cameras and then walking around the place to make sure all the animals were as they should be, but it was more than that. Working at a zoo meant knowing where the line was, and sometimes it wasn’t exactly at the fence, but sometimes just putting a single finger through that fence meant losing that finger. As a whole, humans are generally idiots. Looking at you, anyone who really, honestly thinks that a bobcat would sense your boundless love enough to let you pat it.
“The website didn’t have much about the animals,” I said. “I know this place is new, so you might not have info on them up on the site yet. Do you have a map for me?”
“Oh, we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it,” Andrew said with a wave of his hand. At that point, it had seemed to be a reasonable thing for him to say, but I will tell you, the reason was not what I thought. “Just to confirm, you’re not an early bird, Miss Mason? This schedule isn’t a concern?”
I shook my head. “Nah, I’m pretty talented at sleeping in, actually. I never really got past that teenage talent of staying up until five and sleeping in until three. And you can just call me Ripley.”
That made him smile. “Good. Then I won’t worry about you falling asleep on the job, Ripley.”
“Oh, no way.”
“All right. So. You saw the note at the end of the job posting?”
He just stared at me and I was forced to answer, “That the zoo is haunted.”
“Right. What are your thoughts on that?”
There was no easy answer to that question, especially depending on how seriously he took it. “Do you know the best word the Brits gave to us?”
“What’s that?”
“Bollocks.”
Andrew slowly smiled and pointed at me with the end of the pen in his hand. “I think I’m going to like you,” he remarked. “Look…this is the part of the interview where we switch gears. If this was a regular zoo, you’d be a shoo-in for the job. But we’ve got other boxes to check. This outfit is…basically a preservation society. As you saw on the site, all the species are endangered, but what it didn’t say online is that the only people who came to visit are private parties.”
“So, that means…what?” I asked. “You bring in super-rich people who feel special when they get to see the animals you’re rehabilitating and taking care of? Then they donate oodles of money so they can brag to their rich friends about their charity contributions and having seen the animals here?”
Andrew raised his eyebrows. “Pretty much got it in one. It’s just more preservation and less rehabilitation. And a lot of our patrons really do care about the animals, or else they would just donate and not visit. You’ll see tourists a couple times a week, but we decided not to have anyone until we’re settled in here, and that means a person who’s on during the night shift that I can count on. And I don’t know if I can count on you yet.”
“Wait, I’ll see the tourists?” I asked. “They visit at night?”
“Everything we have is nocturnal,” he told me. That struck me as odd, but he continued before I could question it. “Listen up, and I’ll start with the basics. Have you ever seen anything weird? Possibly supernatural?”
“Nope,” I said with a shrug.
The fact is, I got along with my classmates, but I never did have any close friends. So, I thought maybe that’s why I missed out on all those reckless teen moments that started every horror movie. Maybe it left me without a bunch of exciting stories to tell. But hey, at least I didn’t break my leg falling through the floor of an abandoned building in eleventh grade.
Yes, that happened. It was a classmate of mine by the name of Brent. And yes, he’s just as much of a moron as you would imagine.
“If you see the ghost here,” he said, his tone emphatic, “will you freak out?”
I paused. “You’ve seen the ghost?”
“All the time,” Andrew told me. “It’s a young woman in a blue shirt and tan slacks, looks like she just walked out of a lake.”
“Do you have a picture?”
“No, and absolutely no photos or video are to be taken of her,” he said, his tone abruptly turning stern. “It’s cause for immediate dismissal. We have video cameras for security, but they all record off-site in a secure location, and Suzanne Cooper, the owner, manages it herself. Firstly, the ghost deserves privacy rather than exploitation, she’s not to be displayed like one of our animals, but secondly, people believe in ghosts. One leaked photo of her connecting it to us means we get overrun by ghost hunters, and if we trace it back to you, you’re done.”
Andrew seemed next-level serious about that, so I nodded. “Understood. That makes sense.”
The animals were the priority after all, I knew. I preferred them over people anyway, and that included dead people. Even if I could get a video of this ghost doing cartwheels back and forth through a wall, I would never post it and spread word of where I’d taken it. Andrew was right; the zoo would never get the paranormally-obsessed to stay away and would definitely have to relocate.
He continued, “If you’re curious, she’s never so much as tried to hurt anyone. But the zoo has moved before, and she moved with us.”
“She moved with you?” I asked, my eyebrows rising. “Is it like one of those stories where she’s attached to something in the zoo rather than a place?”
“More complicated than that,” he said. Then he grimaced. “She died because she was too ambitious with one of our animals. It never should have happened, but she… She was foolish, you’d say. Attempted to interact with one of the animals, got too close, and honestly, she should have known better. I thought she did.”
“Holy shit,” I whispered. “What killed her?”
He stared at his hands and shook his head. “It was before my time.”
It was clear Andrew was a true believer, but I still really wasn’t sure at that point. How was I supposed to react, though? Zoos have fences and tall barriers for a good reason. Not just to keep the animals away from us, but also the other way around, and ‘death by stupidity’ is not uncommon amongst humans. So, the story wasn’t outrageous, but still, I’d never so much as experienced something unexplainable. But if I saw a ghost, I suppose that’d be that.
“I just need to know, plain and simple, if you’re the kind of person who can handle things that are terrifying,” Andrew told me, splaying his hands. “Our last night shift bloke there was with us for years and years, but we spent months going through other employees. There were six we tried before we found him.”
“Six?” I exclaimed.
He snorted. “Yes, six. Let’s see…” Andrew counted off each one on his fingers. “The first two, the first night they saw the ghost, they lost it. One called me in a panic, babbling, and I had to get out of bed and drive to the zoo to send him home, and the second quit, although at least she made it to the next morning and didn’t drag me out here,” he said, his voice thoughtful. “They just thought I was blowing smoke up their bums with the whole thing.”
He shrugged. “Then, the third one was a bloke who was asleep when I got there in the morning, so I had to fire him. Then another ghost freak-out. The fifth bloke was someone who couldn’t deal with the animals, and then the sixth was so scared of the ghost that when I got here, he was already outside the zoo, pacing, waiting for my car. Apparently he’d said some stuff, rude or mean or whatnot, to try to get her to leave him alone and she had followed him back into the security room, so he fled. I need the opposite of those folks. Alright?”
At this point, I was starting to take it more seriously. Sure, this could just be Andrew’s thing, that he believed in ghosts and then made up these sightings to ensure I believed him. But if I saw her? What would I do?
Well, this would be my job, so I would have to take it seriously. Maybe that was why the pay was so good, to make employees think twice before ditching it. From Andrew’s perspective, if it really was haunted, he was the one who had to deal with applicant after applicant quitting as soon as they laid eyes on the guest who would never leave.
“So…honestly, I can’t say I won’t freak out, considering how next level this is,” I told him, feeling compelled to go with honesty, “but yeah. I think I can handle it, mostly because it’s important for someone to look after this place, look after the animals, so I’d do my best to work around anything that freaks me out. I mean, I have to say that I’ll believe it when I see it. But if ghosts really exist, as long as it isn’t some serial killer who stuck around to keep gutting people, I’ve always thought it’d be cool to find out we can exist after we die.”
The thing is, I think I did believe him. I thought there might really be a ghost there, because otherwise, why take it so seriously? It could’ve been that Andrew had only glimpsed her out of the corner of his eye a few times and could ascribe it to lack of sleep, but he was literally worried about word getting out. I thought that being halfway to believing him would give me the mental preparation I needed if I saw her. At least, I’d hoped so.
It turned out that most of my time would be spent at the security desk in the main building, near the entrance. Real-time footage played through thirty-five cameras around the zoo, all on a large screen that was five cameras across and seven cameras top to bottom. The cameras were impressive. I would mention the resolution, say something about them being 4K, but Andrew explained some stuff about how it’s actually the lens that is the biggest selling point. Looking at these cameras on the giant screen, I could see practically every corner of the place, and if I brought up one camera in particular to encompass 2/3 of the screen, I could zoom in so far that it felt like I could use it to check if one of the animals had fleas.
The zoo was well lit, not surprising considering nighttime was apparently the zoo’s business hours, and all of the tall lamps had red bulbs. For those of you who know why, A+ to you. For those who don’t, fun fact, it’s because red is closest to the dark and your eyes don’t need to strain to adjust to it. That meant I didn’t need my flashlight all that often, and even that was red, a solid name-brand one that had been on my desk when I arrived. I kept the white lights on back in the security room, though, because I didn’t want to make my brain think it was time to get tired.
When I headed out for my first sweep on that first night, I had the folded map in my pocket, but I already knew my way around. The layout of the zoo wasn’t that difficult to memorize, since there were only eleven expansive enclosures, and after the interview I walked around for half an hour to start training my memory. I’ll admit, working in a dark environment was creepier than I thought it would be.
I do want to mention the high quality of the zoo. The size of each enclosure was considerable, and the greenery was natural, hinting that they’d hired a pricey professional just to do landscaping toward the front of the enclosures after buying the land. The backs of the enclosures backed up into forestry, and from the estimate I got from Andrew, it seemed each of the animals had plenty of roaming space, including the small lake at the northwest corner and a manmade lake for one of the animals in particular. When I considered all of that, the thought passed through my head about how horrible it would be if word got out about the zoo having a ghost and needing to relocate, because it’d be devastatingly expensive.
My orders were to walk the zoo once every hour. This was my first security gig, so I’m not sure if that’s more or less than typical, but I had my comfy hiking boots on, the ones I’d saved up for and invested in a couple years earlier and were perfect for a job where I had to do laps around an area. This job was one that I didn’t have to worry about my shoulder pain worsening, since it was mostly about being on my feet. I take one or two Vicodin a day, depending on how bad my pain is. It came in handy in high school, actually. With a flexible ‘take as needed’ prescription, I occasionally sold pills for extra cash.
There wasn’t much to step in and there weren’t even any dips in the concrete sidewalks that I followed around in a route that easily led me back and forth until I made my way back to the office. The first three nights were actually boring. I would have thought Andrew had been pranking me about the ghost, but like I said, it hadn’t felt like that. And he hadn’t been specific about when she showed up for new people, or even for him.
To keep myself busy, I’d brought my e-reader with me, and I got into a cycle of looking over each of the cameras every time I hit the end of a chapter. I’m a pretty fast reader, so it was a good system. Also, every once in a while, I looked up if something moving caught my eye, like an owl flying close enough for the camera to catch it, but that’s about it.
Then, every hour on the hour, I did a walk through. The fourth night, I was passing by the small lake at the back left corner of the property when I saw her.
People say that you can tell if someone’s staring at you, that there’s some sixth sense humans have. It’s not true; they’ve done experiments. But the thing is, all those experiments were of someone human looking at them. After this last shift, I would guess that the sixth sense that sends goosebumps down your arms, the one that makes you feel an intangible pressure, that slides your body toward fight or flight mode, might be true of…other things.
Slowly coming to a stop at the disturbing feeling, I hesitantly looked around, through the trees. Then my heart skipped a beat and my breath hitched. It was startling because she wasn’t moving. Just standing among the trees, staring at me. I broke out in a cold sweat as I stared back at her, unsure what to do. I didn’t run. I didn’t try to talk to her. I just stood there. So, there’s my answer to Andrew: I didn’t freak out. I just froze.
The woman was Latina, her skin tone pallid from death, and was dressed as he’d described her, in slacks and a silky blue blouse. And she was soaked, as if she’d just walked out of the lake. Beyond that, her shirt was drenched in blood from what looked like claw marks across her abdomen. Her eyes were dark and penetrating, boring holes into me, as if she were able to get any and all knowledge that she wanted about me simply by glaring. The fabric of her shirtsleeves clung to her skin and was dripping, as was her long black hair. Speaking of her hair, it appeared to have seaweed woven into it, or maybe she also grew seaweed along with hair. Not my area of expertise.
The look on her face was indescribable. There was something deep in her eyes, behind her closed-off expression, that made my heart beat rapidly. Maybe I would’ve projected some emotion into her face if I’d had any idea of what she was capable of, whether she could move objects, or possess me, or if all she did was hang around. As things stood, I was left just projecting my fears, which gave me the impression that she was cross with me simply for being present. It felt like I was trespassing, even though I was a dozen feet back from the fence that encircled the enclosure. And also, this was my job so I was explicitly allowed to be here.
She was disturbingly close, and remained unnaturally still. If she had attacked me, I wasn’t sure what I would’ve done. Ran, probably, but considering ghosts probably don’t follow the laws of physics, maybe she could’ve chased me at Usain Bolt speed. For all I knew, she could teleport.
After an amount of time that felt awkwardly long, I finally spoke up.
“Hi,” I croaked.
The woman slowly tilted her head but didn’t otherwise move. I’d forgotten to ask Andrew for her name, I realized, but he had mentioned her death had been before his time, so maybe he didn’t know.
Swallowing hard, I tried to take a slow, deep breath, even though it felt like there was a cinder block on my chest. “So, I, uh…I work here now,” I said slowly. “I’m night shift security.” Pausing, I kept trying to gather information from her demeanor but failed. “Is that okay?”
At that, I saw a hint of curiosity flash across her face. “Why would it not be?” Her voice sounded completely normal, which was an off-putting contrast to her appearance.
Good question. Hell if I know the answer. “I don’t know. I mean…you were here first. I don’t know if you feel like I’m…intruding…or something.”
“You’re just doing your job,” she said, her tone softening a smidge.
I waited to see if she wanted to say anything else before saying, “Right.” Can I get you anything? A towel? Some bandages? “I’ll be going now.”
The woman made no movement to come after me as I gradually took one step, then another, keeping her in my sights as I walked off. I finally had to turn to face forward, unable or unwilling to be seen by her foolishly walking away backwards. Instead of continuing my sweep, I took the path that would lead me back to the security room. I kept looking behind me and felt her eyes on me all the way back, though I didn’t see her following me. At that point, even if she hadn’t moved an inch, my brain was on red alert when it came to self-preservation and figured I would continue to feel like a wet hand might grab me from behind at any moment.
Finally, I returned to the security room, swiping my card across the panel at the back door with a beep. Opening the door, darting inside, and slamming it behind me, I walked to the far side of the room and turned around, putting my back to the wall. Until I’d gotten back, I hadn’t noticed how fast I’d been walking, how quickly I’d been gasping for air. Leaning back against the wall, my legs turned to jelly and I slowly slid to the floor.
And that was it. My first sighting of the ghost. I’d thought that if I had seen her, there would be some part of me that was skeptical, that would reason my way out of it, convinced it was a prank. But I knew. She wasn’t a person. At least, not anymore.
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2024.05.20 07:59 JustMeInBigD Things to Do May 20-26
As always, if you know of an event that's not listed here, feel free to share it (with a link) in the comments. Feedback on events you've attended or plan to attend is welcome.
*Free (or no admission/cover)
--Recurring Event
Noteworthy: Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks begin playing their respective Western Conference Finals this week. Some dates and times are still TBA.
This weekend is Memorial Dayweekend with the holiday being observed next Monday (May 27).. Saturday, May 26 is Opening Day for public pools at The Cove at Crawford Park, The Cove at Fretz Park, The Cove at Samuell Grand, and Bachman Community Aquatic Center.
Dallas Pride week is next week, and pre-celebration events begin this weekend.
Weekend & Multi-Day Events
May 21-26 Frisco Roughriders vs. Midland Rockhounds at Riders Field, Frisco
May 25-26 Pegasus Film Festival at LOOK Dine-in Cinemas Dallas
May 25-26 Mad Max (1980) at the Texas Theatre
May 25-26 TwoGether Land at Fair Park
May 25-26 Ubbi Dubbi Festival at Panther Island, Fort Worth
Through May 27 Scarborough Renaissance Festival, Waxahachie
May 23-25 EVERGREEN [to grow] at Wyly Theatre
Through May 25 Echo Theatre: Beyond the Yellow Wallpaper at the Bath House Cultural Center
Through Jun 9 Hamilton at Winspear Opera House
May 17-June 1 Teatro Dallas: Cloud Tectonics at the Latino Cultural Center
*May 11- May 24 Women in Art – A Joyful Journey Exhibition at Art on Main
*Through June 28 Central Library Staff Art Exhibit at Dallas Public Library Central Branch
Monday, May 20
Ghosts: Do You Believe at Texas Theatre
Meatless Meals: Inspired by India at Central Market Cooking School Lovers Lane
*Book Signing/Discussion - Kimberly King Parsons: We Were the Universe at Interabang Books
*Mad Monday Karaoke at Three Links Dallas
*Gabby & The Birds at The Free Man
*--The Love Mic - Open Mic at Sundown at Granada
Mixer Mondays at Bowlounge
*Motown on Monday at Elm and Good
Kizomba Semba class & prática at Dallas Dance Studio
*Hall of Fame Mondays at Palms
Classics in Black and White: The Third Man at Angelika Dallas
Linny Nance Hour of Power (Soul, R&B) at The Balcony Club
Tuesday, May 21
Mahjong at The Crescent Club
*Transcend Yoga on the Museum Green at Fair Park
Sketch to Success: Watercolor Session at Ad Ex Dallas
Dallas Skyline Rooftop Paint Party at Canvas Hotel
*--Spanish Learners Conversation Table at Renner Frankford Branch Library
*Book Signing/Discussion - Kerry Nichols, Puppy Brain at Interabang Books
Lady London at House of Blues
*Swiftie Theme Trivia at Vector Brewing
*Ralyn Gayle at Truck Yard Dallas
*Lakefront Live: Kevin Arellano at the Bath House Cultural Center
Songwriter Social W/Justin Pickard (Open Mic Night) at Adair’s Saloon
Seth Cowles and Friends at Improv Addison
Wednesday, May 22
NBA Western Conference Finals - Dallas Mavericks vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
Arts and Letters Live: Nicholas Kristof at the Dallas Museum of Art
*Dallas Symphony Orchestra and The Concert Truck Performance at NorthPark Center
*Salsa Dance Social at Sammons Park
*Learn to Play American Mah Jongg at Preston Royal Branch Library
*Preston Royal Discussion Book Club at Preston Royal Branch Library
*Love Songs Duh Choir Concert at Dr. L.G. Pinkston Sr. High School
Avi Kaplan: Feel Alright Tour with special guest Michael Alvarado at The Kessler
The Heartbreak Kid (1972) at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lake Highlands
*Wednesday Patio Sessions: Lacey Ingram at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*Half Price Games Night at Dave & Buster’s
Women’s Climb Night at Movement Climbing at The Hill
*Andrew Frye, Solo Performance at The Kitchen Cafe
De Colores Presents: American Fiction at Studio C, Garland
*Watch Party Wednesdays: High School Musical at Grandscape, The Colony
Run Club at Armor Brewing Co., Allen
Thursday, May 23
NHL Western Conference Finals - Dallas Stars vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
ATB "Don't Stop" US Tour at Stereo Live Dallas
Ahadadream at It'll Do Club
Speed Dating Putt Putt and Mixer at Another Round
Sweat & Glow with Divi and Live Tinted at Place at Tyler
Thursdays on Tap at the Perot Museum
*--PNC Patio Sessions - Aurora Bleu at Sammons Park
*--K. Cooks & Friends at Chocolate Secrets
*Spanish Cinema Now+: Viaje a alguna parte at the Meadows Museum
* Uptown Dallas Inc. Annual Meeting at Violet Crown Theater
*--Chess for Adults at Vickery Park Branch Library
*--Knitting Group at Timberglen Branch Library
*Know Your City Series: Office of Arts and Culture at J. Erik Jonsson Central Library
*Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstration at the Oak Lawn Branch Library
Derek Spence, A Tribute to George Strait at the Dallas Arboretum
Raised Right Men at The Rustic
*325 Comedy Show at Hyena’s Dallas
Friday, May 24
NBA Western Conference Finals - Dallas Mavericks vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
Eurodance - Dallas Pride Kickoff at Thrive
*A Journey through Psychological Sci-Fi at The Wild Detectives
TEKNOSTASIS in the Limbo Room at Ruins
BBQ Class at the Sheraton Dallas
Camp Saucer 5th Anniversary, Karaoke Kickoff at The Flying Saucer Cypress Waters
KXT 91.7 Presents: Warpaint with Sego at the Granada Theater
Dan Deacon with Future Nest at Club Dada
Brent Buemi + Mike Willey Jazz & Blues Duo at Opening Bell Coffee
*The Clinton Years at Lee Harvey’s
Chris Isaak at House of Blues
Dan Deacon at Club Dada
*Rachel Teague at The Rustic
**ctrl + alt + defeat* Gaming Night at Round Two
Kendrick Vs Drake: The Main Event at RBC Dallas
The Emo Night Tour at Trees
Taking Back Sunday with special guest Citizen at South Side Ballroom
*Lakeside Live Music: Faron Gilbert at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*RCN Jazz Band at Cityline, Richardson
*Disco Queen at Grandscape, The Colony
The Spazmatics at Lava Cantina, The Colony
*Gary Hobbs with Sabor Puro at The Levitt, Arlington
Saturday, May 25
NHL Western Conference Finals - Dallas Stars vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
FC Dallas vs. Salt Lake at Toyota Stadium, Frisco
Memorial Day Weekend Yacht Party/MImosa Walk at Elm & Good
*Saturday Sounds: Ceci Ceci at the Leonhardt Lagoon at Fair Park
*Forest Green Tabletop Brigade at Forest Green Branch Library
*Peaceful Paper Crafts at Grauwyler Park Branch Library
*Local Coffee Shop Talk: Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters at Hampton-Illinois Branch Library
*The Blank Collective Art Exhibition at The DEC Network
*Movie - Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy at Dallas West Branch Library
*Movie Night: Big Hero 6 at Klyde Warren Park
Discover Downtown Dallas Movie Series: Crazy Rich Asians at Harwood Park
Make & Take: Czech Kolaches at Central Market Cooking School, Lovers Lane
Create-Your-Own Sangria at Berkshire Farms Winery
Dallas Pride Rooftop Pool Party at Crowne Plaza Dallas Downtown
Sip and Stroll: Hotel Wine Tour at Omni Dallas
Goat Yoga Outside at Lakewood Brewing Company
Scarfias at Reveler’s Hall
Sunday, May 26
NBA Western Conference Finals - TBD vs. Dallas Mavericks
Burger Fight at Dallas Youth Sports
Cinema Con Nosotros Presents El Mariachi at the Texas Theatre
Nora En Pure Day Show at It'll Do
Rescue Puppy Yoga at Celestial Beerworks The Satellite
Drawing from the Masters at the Meadows Museum
Los Yonics at Tacos Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant
Make & Take: American Cobbler, Crisp & Handpies at Central Market Cooking School Lovers Ln
*Happily Ever Sip & Shop Local Vendor Market at Community Beer Co.
*Summer in Pegasus Plaza at Pegasus Plaza
Dallas Jazz Orchestra at Poor David’s Pub
Cybernetic Summer: A Memorial Day Weekend Party at The Double Wide
Brunch Movie: Charade (1963) at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Richardson
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*Free (or no admission/cover)
--Recurring Event
Noteworthy: Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks begin playing their respective Western Conference Finals this week. Some dates and times are still TBA.
This weekend is Memorial Dayweekend with the holiday being observed next Monday (May 27).. Saturday, May 26 is Opening Day for public pools at The Cove at Crawford Park, The Cove at Fretz Park, The Cove at Samuell Grand, and Bachman Community Aquatic Center.
Dallas Pride week is next week, and pre-celebration events begin this weekend.
Weekend & Multi-Day Events
May 21-26 Frisco Roughriders vs. Midland Rockhounds at Riders Field, Frisco
May 25-26 Pegasus Film Festival at LOOK Dine-in Cinemas Dallas
May 25-26 Mad Max (1980) at the Texas Theatre
May 25-26 TwoGether Land at Fair Park
May 25-26 Ubbi Dubbi Festival at Panther Island, Fort Worth
Through May 27 Scarborough Renaissance Festival, Waxahachie
May 23-25 EVERGREEN [to grow] at Wyly Theatre
Through May 25 Echo Theatre: Beyond the Yellow Wallpaper at the Bath House Cultural Center
Through Jun 9 Hamilton at Winspear Opera House
May 17-June 1 Teatro Dallas: Cloud Tectonics at the Latino Cultural Center
*May 11- May 24 Women in Art – A Joyful Journey Exhibition at Art on Main
*Through June 28 Central Library Staff Art Exhibit at Dallas Public Library Central Branch
Monday, May 20
Ghosts: Do You Believe at Texas Theatre
Meatless Meals: Inspired by India at Central Market Cooking School Lovers Lane
*Book Signing/Discussion - Kimberly King Parsons: We Were the Universe at Interabang Books
*Mad Monday Karaoke at Three Links Dallas
*Gabby & The Birds at The Free Man
*--The Love Mic - Open Mic at Sundown at Granada
Mixer Mondays at Bowlounge
*Motown on Monday at Elm and Good
Kizomba Semba class & prática at Dallas Dance Studio
*Hall of Fame Mondays at Palms
Classics in Black and White: The Third Man at Angelika Dallas
Linny Nance Hour of Power (Soul, R&B) at The Balcony Club
Tuesday, May 21
Mahjong at The Crescent Club
*Transcend Yoga on the Museum Green at Fair Park
Sketch to Success: Watercolor Session at Ad Ex Dallas
Dallas Skyline Rooftop Paint Party at Canvas Hotel
*--Spanish Learners Conversation Table at Renner Frankford Branch Library
*Book Signing/Discussion - Kerry Nichols, Puppy Brain at Interabang Books
Lady London at House of Blues
*Swiftie Theme Trivia at Vector Brewing
*Ralyn Gayle at Truck Yard Dallas
*Lakefront Live: Kevin Arellano at the Bath House Cultural Center
Songwriter Social W/Justin Pickard (Open Mic Night) at Adair’s Saloon
Seth Cowles and Friends at Improv Addison
Wednesday, May 22
NBA Western Conference Finals - Dallas Mavericks vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
Arts and Letters Live: Nicholas Kristof at the Dallas Museum of Art
*Dallas Symphony Orchestra and The Concert Truck Performance at NorthPark Center
*Salsa Dance Social at Sammons Park
*Learn to Play American Mah Jongg at Preston Royal Branch Library
*Preston Royal Discussion Book Club at Preston Royal Branch Library
*Love Songs Duh Choir Concert at Dr. L.G. Pinkston Sr. High School
Avi Kaplan: Feel Alright Tour with special guest Michael Alvarado at The Kessler
The Heartbreak Kid (1972) at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Lake Highlands
*Wednesday Patio Sessions: Lacey Ingram at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*Half Price Games Night at Dave & Buster’s
Women’s Climb Night at Movement Climbing at The Hill
*Andrew Frye, Solo Performance at The Kitchen Cafe
De Colores Presents: American Fiction at Studio C, Garland
*Watch Party Wednesdays: High School Musical at Grandscape, The Colony
Run Club at Armor Brewing Co., Allen
Thursday, May 23
NHL Western Conference Finals - Dallas Stars vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
ATB "Don't Stop" US Tour at Stereo Live Dallas
Ahadadream at It'll Do Club
Speed Dating Putt Putt and Mixer at Another Round
Sweat & Glow with Divi and Live Tinted at Place at Tyler
Thursdays on Tap at the Perot Museum
*--PNC Patio Sessions - Aurora Bleu at Sammons Park
*--K. Cooks & Friends at Chocolate Secrets
*Spanish Cinema Now+: Viaje a alguna parte at the Meadows Museum
* Uptown Dallas Inc. Annual Meeting at Violet Crown Theater
*--Chess for Adults at Vickery Park Branch Library
*--Knitting Group at Timberglen Branch Library
*Know Your City Series: Office of Arts and Culture at J. Erik Jonsson Central Library
*Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstration at the Oak Lawn Branch Library
Derek Spence, A Tribute to George Strait at the Dallas Arboretum
Raised Right Men at The Rustic
*325 Comedy Show at Hyena’s Dallas
Friday, May 24
NBA Western Conference Finals - Dallas Mavericks vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
Eurodance - Dallas Pride Kickoff at Thrive
*A Journey through Psychological Sci-Fi at The Wild Detectives
TEKNOSTASIS in the Limbo Room at Ruins
BBQ Class at the Sheraton Dallas
Camp Saucer 5th Anniversary, Karaoke Kickoff at The Flying Saucer Cypress Waters
KXT 91.7 Presents: Warpaint with Sego at the Granada Theater
Dan Deacon with Future Nest at Club Dada
Brent Buemi + Mike Willey Jazz & Blues Duo at Opening Bell Coffee
*The Clinton Years at Lee Harvey’s
Chris Isaak at House of Blues
Dan Deacon at Club Dada
*Rachel Teague at The Rustic
**ctrl + alt + defeat* Gaming Night at Round Two
Kendrick Vs Drake: The Main Event at RBC Dallas
The Emo Night Tour at Trees
Taking Back Sunday with special guest Citizen at South Side Ballroom
*Lakeside Live Music: Faron Gilbert at The Sound at Cypress Waters
*RCN Jazz Band at Cityline, Richardson
*Disco Queen at Grandscape, The Colony
The Spazmatics at Lava Cantina, The Colony
*Gary Hobbs with Sabor Puro at The Levitt, Arlington
Saturday, May 25
NHL Western Conference Finals - Dallas Stars vs. TBD at American Airlines Center
FC Dallas vs. Salt Lake at Toyota Stadium, Frisco
Memorial Day Weekend Yacht Party/MImosa Walk at Elm & Good
*Saturday Sounds: Ceci Ceci at the Leonhardt Lagoon at Fair Park
*Forest Green Tabletop Brigade at Forest Green Branch Library
*Peaceful Paper Crafts at Grauwyler Park Branch Library
*Local Coffee Shop Talk: Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters at Hampton-Illinois Branch Library
*The Blank Collective Art Exhibition at The DEC Network
*Movie - Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy at Dallas West Branch Library
*Movie Night: Big Hero 6 at Klyde Warren Park
Discover Downtown Dallas Movie Series: Crazy Rich Asians at Harwood Park
Make & Take: Czech Kolaches at Central Market Cooking School, Lovers Lane
Create-Your-Own Sangria at Berkshire Farms Winery
Dallas Pride Rooftop Pool Party at Crowne Plaza Dallas Downtown
Sip and Stroll: Hotel Wine Tour at Omni Dallas
Goat Yoga Outside at Lakewood Brewing Company
Scarfias at Reveler’s Hall
Sunday, May 26
NBA Western Conference Finals - TBD vs. Dallas Mavericks
Burger Fight at Dallas Youth Sports
Cinema Con Nosotros Presents El Mariachi at the Texas Theatre
Nora En Pure Day Show at It'll Do
Rescue Puppy Yoga at Celestial Beerworks The Satellite
Drawing from the Masters at the Meadows Museum
Los Yonics at Tacos Pancho’s Mexican Restaurant
Make & Take: American Cobbler, Crisp & Handpies at Central Market Cooking School Lovers Ln
*Happily Ever Sip & Shop Local Vendor Market at Community Beer Co.
*Summer in Pegasus Plaza at Pegasus Plaza
Dallas Jazz Orchestra at Poor David’s Pub
Cybernetic Summer: A Memorial Day Weekend Party at The Double Wide
Brunch Movie: Charade (1963) at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Richardson
2024.05.19 23:02 Aulani97 Washington roadtrip help needed!!
Hello everyone,
Unfortunately, my previous post was deleted for some unknown reason (I think it was due to a mistake on my part, haha), but with the help of your great tips and advice, I think I've almost finalized my tour through Washington State. I would love to get your final advice on this trip before we start booking ;).
Some background information: For us, it's the first time in this area, so everything is new to us. You might notice immediately that we haven't included any cities in the itinerary. This is because we are not really interested in city visits and usually end up disappointed when walking through American cities, haha. We prefer to spend our time in nature and national parks. Besides visiting the highlights, our daily activities mainly consist of hiking trails, with no limit on the number of kilometers or difficulty level, as long as we can do it in one day. We are not fans of camping and therefore stay in hotels, etc. Advice on beautiful trails in this region is very welcome.
A few questions in advance:
Activity per day:
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Unfortunately, my previous post was deleted for some unknown reason (I think it was due to a mistake on my part, haha), but with the help of your great tips and advice, I think I've almost finalized my tour through Washington State. I would love to get your final advice on this trip before we start booking ;).
Some background information: For us, it's the first time in this area, so everything is new to us. You might notice immediately that we haven't included any cities in the itinerary. This is because we are not really interested in city visits and usually end up disappointed when walking through American cities, haha. We prefer to spend our time in nature and national parks. Besides visiting the highlights, our daily activities mainly consist of hiking trails, with no limit on the number of kilometers or difficulty level, as long as we can do it in one day. We are not fans of camping and therefore stay in hotels, etc. Advice on beautiful trails in this region is very welcome.
A few questions in advance:
- Which trail is the most beautiful: Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm or Desolation Peak Trail via Ross Lake?
- Due to a shortage of hotels, we are staying 3 nights in Packwood to explore Mount Rainier, is this feasible?
- Any additional activity suggestions?
| Day | Place start | Driving time | Place to go |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amsterdam | 01:17 | Seattle AIrport/ Mount Rainier |
| 2 | Mount Rainier - sunrise | Mount Rainier - paradise | |
| 3 | Mount Rainier - paradise | Mount Rainier - paradise | |
| 4 | Mount Rainier - paradise | 03:45 | Quinalt |
| 5 | Quinalt | 01:15 | Forks |
| 6 | Forks | 01:05 | Port Angels |
| 7 | Port Angels | Port Angels | |
| 8 | Port Angels | (ferry) | Bellingham |
| 9 | Bellingham | 03:06 | Winthrop |
| 10 | Winthrop | Winthrop | |
| 11 | Winthrop | 02:07 | Leavenworth |
| 12 | Leavenworth | 02:10 | Seattle |
| 13 | Seattle | Amsterdam |
- Naches Peak Loop Trail (5,6), Sunrise Nature Trail (2,4km), Sunrise Point Lookout
- Mount Fremont Lookout Trail via Sourdough Ridge Trail (9,2km), Silver Falls Loop (4,7km)
- Skyline Loop Trail (9,2km), Alta Vista Trail (2,6km), Nisqually Vista Trail (1,8km), lookout points
- Eagle Peak Trail (10,8km)
- Lake Quinault (Quinault Rain Forest Trailhead), World's Largest Sitka Spruce, Ruby Beach, Half of Moses Trail (1,8km), Spruce Nature Trail (2,3km)
- La Push Beaches, Hole-in-the-Wall from Rialto Beach, Shi Shi Beach Trail, Cape Flattery (1,9km), Makah Cultural & Research Center Museum
- Hurricane Ridge (lookout), Big Meadow Loop (0,6km), Mount Angeles via Klahhane Ridge Trail (9,0km), Obstruction Point Road, Elk Mountain Trail Loop (7,2km),
- Sol Duc Falls (2,6Km), Marymere Falls Trail (2,7km), Lake Crescent (lookout), Mount Storm King (6,6km), Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge
- Oyster Dome trail (10,1km), Chuckanut Drive, Diablo Lake Vista Point (lookout), Sterling Munro Trail (0,5km)
- Maple Pass Trail (10,5km), Rainy Lake Trail (3,2), Blue Lake Trail (7,4km)
- Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm or Desolation Peak Trail via Ross Lake
- Colchuck Lake Trail (14km), Goldmyer Hot Springs Property
2024.05.19 20:53 ramdytis3c Unposted Tracks - Part2 [Out 2024-05-17] [B2Simple Records]
Ground Work - Psico (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 127, 7:18, MP3 17.78 Mb
Ground Work - Silver Sand Man (Original Mix) / Key Ab, BPM 134, 6:56, MP3 16.73 Mb
Ground Work - Tranziente (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 100, 7:29, MP3 18.27 Mb
Grum - Higher State (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 4:07, MP3 9.97 Mb
Gunjack - ACID CITY (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 145, 6:14, MP3 15.21 Mb
Gunjack - ACIDF4K (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 146, 6:10, MP3 15.05 Mb
Gunjack - MDUB9 (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 142, 6:21, MP3 15.52 Mb
Gustavo Bassani - Additive Rhythm (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 135, 5:45, MP3 13.92 Mb
Gustavo Reinert - I Wanna (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 130, 4:56, MP3 12.17 Mb
Gustavo Reinert - Paqueta (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 6:00, MP3 14.73 Mb
Hackerbeatz - Find A Way (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 126, 5:05, MP3 12.73 Mb
Hackerbeatz - Woke Up (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 4:40, MP3 11.76 Mb
Haley Maze, Thoré - Reflections (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 120, 3:22, MP3 8.34 Mb
KBeat - In This Moment (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 134, 5:21, MP3 13.04 Mb
KLBR - Hourglass (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 139, 6:00, MP3 14.64 Mb
KOII - Prisoner (Kanif The Jhatmaster Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 78, 3:36, MP3 9.26 Mb
KREZUS, ØNELY - reset (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 166, 1:50, MP3 4.61 Mb
Kai 5 - No Rules (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 137, 6:18, MP3 15.34 Mb
Kairos Grove, Lake Matisse - Fairytale (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 120, 2:18, MP3 5.92 Mb
Kalondoly - Focus (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 105, 3:01, MP3 7.45 Mb
Kana - Black Star (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 100, 4:12, MP3 10.16 Mb
Kana - Life (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 107, 5:00, MP3 12.10 Mb
Kana - Love Me (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 100, 5:53, MP3 14.23 Mb
Kana - Stereo Love (Original Mix) / Key E, BPM 110, 4:05, MP3 9.88 Mb
Kangding Ray - Four Intertwined Spirals (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 136, 6:12, MP3 15.20 Mb
Kangding Ray - Polar (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 140, 6:24, MP3 15.68 Mb
Kareful, LOSTMANE, pale fortress - Sentinel (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 115, 2:20, MP3 5.79 Mb
Kareful, LOSTMANE, pale fortress - Sentinel (slowed) / Key F#m, BPM 101, 2:39, MP3 6.54 Mb
Kareful, LOSTMANE, pale fortress - Sentinel (sped up) / Key Bbm, BPM 126, 2:07, MP3 5.28 Mb
Karin, Drop The Cheese, DJJINA - BUM BUM BUM (Extended Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 130, 3:38, MP3 9.06 Mb
Karin, Drop The Cheese, DJJINA - BUM BUM BUM (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 130, 2:37, MP3 6.63 Mb
Kathy Brown, Bimbo Jones - Dance (The Future Collective Remix Extended) / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 4:21, MP3 10.70 Mb
Kathy Brown, Bimbo Jones - Dance (The Future Collective Remix) / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 2:39, MP3 6.63 Mb
Kaybee, Joey SLVR - Fallen Angels (Extended Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 124, 5:48, MP3 14.05 Mb
Kaydell - Dia y Noche (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 2:41, MP3 6.57 Mb
KeTrab - Acid Domination. (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 150, 6:50, MP3 16.95 Mb
KeTrab - Arsonists ! (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 150, 7:02, MP3 17.46 Mb
KeTrab - Back to Acid (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 150, 6:50, MP3 16.95 Mb
Kemyo - Miks Am (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 137, 5:07, MP3 12.65 Mb
Ken Silver - Dreams (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 130, 3:21, MP3 8.18 Mb
Kev Wright - The Molecule (Beat Laundry Remix) / Key C, BPM 115, 5:43, MP3 13.83 Mb
Kev Wright - The Molecule (KPAXX Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 123, 6:42, MP3 16.17 Mb
Kev Wright - The Molecule (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 123, 6:54, MP3 16.66 Mb
Kevin Yost - I1 (Yost's Extended Rework) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 9:59, MP3 24.00 Mb
Kevin Yost - T2 (Card Remix Version) / Key Dm, BPM 122, 9:02, MP3 21.75 Mb
Kholiqov - Who You Are (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 105, 2:49, MP3 6.92 Mb
Kidd Evil - Pa Bajo (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 128, 4:04, MP3 10.05 Mb
Kidd Island - Takes Over (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:52, MP3 9.62 Mb
Kiesse - Lock Me Free (Extended Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 123, 5:18, MP3 13.04 Mb
Kikko Esse - 4Pm (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 125, 6:10, MP3 15.15 Mb
Kikko Esse - Deep Mind (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:43, MP3 16.46 Mb
Kikko Esse - Make It (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 123, 6:22, MP3 15.64 Mb
Kikko Esse - Take It Easy (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 125, 5:58, MP3 14.67 Mb
Kiko, Etienne De Crecy - Superdata (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 124, 6:01, MP3 14.61 Mb
Kiming Dollo - Gorgon town (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 124, 1:54, MP3 4.95 Mb
King G - Glory (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 116, 6:05, MP3 14.85 Mb
King G - Go On (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 115, 5:26, MP3 13.30 Mb
King G, X-Soul RSA - Teamwork feat. X-Soul RSA (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 116, 6:56, MP3 16.89 Mb
Kirill Dark - Hold Me (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 124, 2:41, MP3 6.53 Mb
Kito Jempere - Love Myself But I Can't Make It Love (Album Version) / Key Abm, BPM 159, 1:58, MP3 5.04 Mb
Kito Jempere - Love Myself But I Can't Make It Love (School Band Version) / Key Abm, BPM 159, 1:32, MP3 4.00 Mb
Klaudia Gawlas - Dark Space (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 146, 6:12, MP3 14.99 Mb
KllangBunker - Rescurrection (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 6:00, MP3 14.44 Mb
KllangBunker - Trap (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 142, 5:28, MP3 13.17 Mb
Knox - Too Strong (Instrumental) / Key Em, BPM 124, 7:04, MP3 17.21 Mb
Knox - Too Strong (Original) / Key F#m, BPM 124, 7:04, MP3 17.21 Mb
Kora, Stang - Wasting Time (DCVCV Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 4:51, MP3 11.93 Mb
Korsakow - Here Comes the Sun (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 7:08, MP3 17.35 Mb
Korsakow - Soul Brother (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 121, 5:41, MP3 13.87 Mb
Krespo - Party (Extended Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 127, 5:19, MP3 12.93 Mb
Krespo - Power (Extended Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 124, 5:12, MP3 12.62 Mb
Kriss Bergasa - Dale Con Perreo (Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 5:18, MP3 12.88 Mb
Krizman Toni - Late Night (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 5:44, MP3 13.98 Mb
Kuss - Stay Like This (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 141, 4:38, MP3 11.38 Mb
L/F/D/M - Chalet (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 135, 4:02, MP3 9.91 Mb
L/F/D/M - China Town (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 139, 5:59, MP3 14.60 Mb
L/F/D/M - Push (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 4:57, MP3 12.12 Mb
L/F/D/M - Scaredy Cat (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 137, 5:29, MP3 13.41 Mb
LLLIT - Sampler Dub (Lamebot Remix) / Key Gm, BPM 126, 3:55, MP3 10.02 Mb
LUĐØ - Planeta Morado (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 135, 6:01, MP3 14.71 Mb
Lad - Ron Ron (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 138, 6:25, MP3 15.75 Mb
Lamyadon - Bantayan (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 110, 4:27, MP3 10.97 Mb
Larry Ababio - Kinda Loving (Extended Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 128, 6:02, MP3 14.66 Mb
Laureano Sánchez, Alex Lyng - Cerca Del Mar ft. Dani Barranco ((Canarias)) / Key Cm, BPM 140, 3:05, MP3 7.53 Mb
Laurent Simeca - Feel Good (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 4:57, MP3 12.00 Mb
Laurent Simeca - Feel Good (Radio-Edit) / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 2:55, MP3 7.13 Mb
Lausen - Acid Inhaler (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 133, 4:47, MP3 11.52 Mb
Lausen - Creeper (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 133, 5:28, MP3 13.17 Mb
Lausen - Dry Ray (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 127, 5:14, MP3 12.60 Mb
Lausen - Get In (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 135, 5:59, MP3 14.40 Mb
Lausen - Orange (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 84, 4:59, MP3 11.98 Mb
Lausen - Silver & Black (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 134, 6:03, MP3 14.54 Mb
Lausen - Slot (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 137, 5:54, MP3 14.20 Mb
Lausen - Vaporized (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 132, 6:09, MP3 14.78 Mb
Leffingwell - Plastique (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 128, 5:38, MP3 13.82 Mb
Lefrenk - New Groove (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 136, 5:55, MP3 14.45 Mb
Lefrenk - Profundo (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 137, 5:28, MP3 13.34 Mb
Lefrenk - Swing (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 136, 4:53, MP3 11.94 Mb
Lefrenk - Tesis (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 136, 5:13, MP3 12.74 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Arnau Ariza Extended Remix) / Key Am, BPM 129, 5:27, MP3 13.44 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Arnau Ariza Remix) / Key F#m, BPM 129, 2:59, MP3 7.49 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (J.Moral Extended Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 4:19, MP3 10.71 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (J.Moral Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:24, MP3 8.52 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Jaidek Extended Remix) / Key Bbm, BPM 125, 5:11, MP3 12.79 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Jaidek Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 125, 3:04, MP3 7.72 Mb
Levii, Joseph Feinstein - Let You Go (Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 122, 4:12, MP3 10.48 Mb
Levii, Joseph Feinstein - Let You Go (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 122, 3:14, MP3 8.15 Mb
Lewinsky, EIIVI - Move It (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 3:52, MP3 9.52 Mb
Lewinsky, EIIVI - Move It (Radio Edit) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 3:23, MP3 8.37 Mb
Linear System - Blue Magic (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 144, 5:53, MP3 14.27 Mb
Lisi & Bill - Haunted By Love (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 120, 6:45, MP3 16.52 Mb
Lisi & Bill - Never Enough (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 121, 5:50, MP3 14.35 Mb
Liu, Alex O'Clock - Bad Boys (Extended Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 128, 5:15, MP3 12.85 Mb
Liz Van Gretsch - Burn This City (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 95, 3:55, MP3 9.54 Mb
Lo Fi Jack - Grooves (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 86, 2:40, MP3 6.66 Mb
Locasena - Can't Stop (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 134, 5:37, MP3 13.59 Mb
Logo alloy, Zam T - What I Gota Do Boy (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 120, 6:02, MP3 14.60 Mb
Lois (fr) - Fire (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 129, 5:55, MP3 14.44 Mb
Loopover - Hant (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 140, 4:54, MP3 11.78 Mb
Lorenzo Chi - Under Deep (Original) / Key Fm, BPM 123, 4:49, MP3 11.79 Mb
Lorenzo Chi - Under Deep (WhoisBriantech House Of Bx Dub) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 7:12, MP3 17.51 Mb
Lorenzo Oppo - Schranz (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 82, 4:42, MP3 11.58 Mb
Lost In Bass - I'm Here (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 140, 5:30, MP3 13.45 Mb
Louis Millne - W.Y.G.D (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 128, 6:45, MP3 16.56 Mb
Low Detail - shadowsintheforest (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 119, 1:38, MP3 4.74 Mb
Luca La Rocca, Ivision - Nobody Stranger (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 140, 5:32, MP3 13.39 Mb
Luca Maniaci - Evanesco (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 140, 5:36, MP3 13.56 Mb
Luca May - Orizon (Trance Progressive) / Key Fm, BPM 138, 5:00, MP3 12.21 Mb
Lucalag - Night Shift (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 5:49, MP3 14.37 Mb
Lucalag - Northern Lights (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 124, 5:49, MP3 14.37 Mb
Lucianno Villarreal - Lo fi pattern (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 123, 6:46, MP3 16.40 Mb
Ludwig Berger - leeching off the glow-work of organ rooms (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 140, 3:13, MP3 7.84 Mb
Ludwig Berger - like aurochs who fraternized with syntax of the riverbed (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 148, 2:48, MP3 6.83 Mb
Luigi Di Buono - Las Mujeres (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 128, 4:45, MP3 11.72 Mb
Luis Baro - Sintilate (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 128, 6:46, MP3 16.50 Mb
Luis Miranda - Awamba (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 139, 4:40, MP3 11.36 Mb
Luis Miranda - Sincopada (Bruce Zalcer Remix) / Key Am, BPM 140, 4:19, MP3 10.54 Mb
Luis Miranda - Sincopada (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 140, 5:39, MP3 13.75 Mb
Luis Miranda - Termination (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 138, 5:34, MP3 13.53 Mb
Lukas Stern - Check my Groove (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 148, 5:04, MP3 12.52 Mb
Lumonde - Feel Alive (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 142, 8:04, MP3 19.67 Mb
Lumonde - Forever United (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 142, 6:51, MP3 16.76 Mb
Lysergic - Reconexion (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 7:02, MP3 17.30 Mb
M Wagner - Marcy Av (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 126, 4:42, MP3 11.58 Mb
M Wagner - Never Gone (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 132, 4:46, MP3 11.74 Mb
M Wagner - Rome Generator (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 96, 2:31, MP3 6.35 Mb
M!KE V - There For You (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 124, 3:00, MP3 7.55 Mb
M. Vaughan - Cold Read (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 106, 4:39, MP3 11.35 Mb
M87 - Dream (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 143, 5:53, MP3 14.26 Mb
MAINCREED - Falling. (Loved & Held) (Original Mix) / Key Db, BPM 135, 2:55, MP3 7.44 Mb
MAINCREED - Inner Peace. (Satisfied & Fulfillment) (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 130, 3:11, MP3 8.09 Mb
MAINCREED - Offline. (Thankful & Be Present) (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 132, 3:25, MP3 8.66 Mb
MAINCREED - Summer. (Hope & Bright Future) (Original Mix) / Key F#, BPM 155, 3:36, MP3 9.10 Mb
MAINCREED - Toxic Habits. (Performance & Expectations) (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 132, 3:46, MP3 9.50 Mb
MAINCREED, YUILA - Hopeless. (Vulnerable & God) feat. YUILA (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 126, 3:57, MP3 9.96 Mb
MARK HAMILTON - Acid on My Drinks (Ademir Remix) / Key Em, BPM 138, 10:16, MP3 25.07 Mb
MARK HAMILTON - Acid on My Drinks (DJ Deep Noise Remix) / Key Bm, BPM 138, 5:48, MP3 14.36 Mb
MARK HAMILTON - Acid on My Drinks (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 150, 3:44, MP3 9.41 Mb
MORVN, Jimmy Moon, Alure - Got No Love (Extended Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 126, 3:03, MP3 7.66 Mb
MVCA, Avi Snow, maybealice - Open Waters (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 120, 2:52, MP3 7.22 Mb
Maf3sto Musique - Umber (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 113, 8:17, MP3 20.34 Mb
Mahe Schulz, Hombres Buenos Hacen Deep - Salvation (Edit Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 126, 2:06, MP3 5.39 Mb
Mahe Schulz, The Watermelon Summer Crew - Sunshine People (Edit Mix) / Key Em, BPM 122, 2:09, MP3 5.54 Mb
Mairos, DJ FISH (Official) - Detroit Memory (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 120, 5:57, MP3 14.45 Mb
Majed Salih - Morssk (Original Mix) / Key F, BPM 119, 5:42, MP3 13.70 Mb
Malyne, Lewii, Luminatix - Nothing Left (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 142, 5:05, MP3 12.43 Mb
Mandabrat - Angels Cry Too (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 120, 5:28, MP3 13.27 Mb
Manu Soto - Somalie (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:35, MP3 16.01 Mb
Mao Al - Deconstruction (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 140, 5:48, MP3 14.19 Mb
Marc Brauner - Margarita (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 6:15, MP3 15.03 Mb
Marcello Perri - Drug Addict (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 129, 7:27, MP3 18.42 Mb
Marco Bailey - Full Steam (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 131, 5:10, MP3 12.65 Mb
Marco Herzing - Gallus (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 139, 5:32, MP3 13.60 Mb
Marco Herzing - Prince Chelios (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 136, 6:07, MP3 15.02 Mb
Marco Wellisch - Bammbule (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 127, 8:08, MP3 19.74 Mb
Marco Wellisch - Down to His Knees (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 125, 7:35, MP3 18.44 Mb
Marco Wellisch - Fine Tune (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 124, 6:31, MP3 15.88 Mb
Marco Wellisch - StundenTräumer (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 120, 8:56, MP3 21.68 Mb
Marcus Code - I Feel The Sunlight (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 126, 6:08, MP3 14.98 Mb
Marcus Soulbynight - Deep Faith (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 5:56, MP3 14.35 Mb
Mareke - I Waked for Love (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 128, 5:16, MP3 13.00 Mb
Mariline - Tu Cuerpo (Extended Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 125, 4:37, MP3 11.38 Mb
Mariline - Tu Cuerpo (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 125, 2:23, MP3 6.03 Mb
Marina George - BPD (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 140, 8:58, MP3 21.66 Mb
Mario Conte - Naikeland (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 120, 7:32, MP3 18.18 Mb
Mario Conte, Fabio Spzz - Cubalibre (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 125, 8:19, MP3 20.06 Mb
Mario Tapon - Body Grooving (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 124, 6:16, MP3 15.32 Mb
Mario Tapon - Keep Moving (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 124, 6:12, MP3 15.16 Mb
Mark Dekoda, Droplex - Seductive (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 136, 5:39, MP3 13.72 Mb
Mark Pharrow - Boogity Bump (Extended Mix) / Key Em, BPM 126, 3:59, MP3 9.72 Mb
Mark Pharrow - Boogity Bump (Radio Edit) / Key Em, BPM 126, 2:59, MP3 7.34 Mb
Marlldexx - Voodoo Drums (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 126, 5:24, MP3 13.19 Mb
Martin Ikin - Hustlin' (Extended Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 129, 4:49, MP3 11.66 Mb
Martin Yorston - Crazy (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 132, 6:22, MP3 15.57 Mb
Martin and Morales - Wet (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 7:38, MP3 18.60 Mb
Marzziano - MUSIC IS THE KEY (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 6:06, MP3 15.07 Mb
Massa - Inner Depths (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 169, 6:33, MP3 16.01 Mb
Massa - Miracle Worker (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 6:48, MP3 16.62 Mb
Massa - The Seed (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 6:12, MP3 15.18 Mb
Mastik Groove - Eternal (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 135, 5:49, MP3 14.11 Mb
Morris DJ, Ferreck Dam - Impetus feat. Morris DJ (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 128, 4:04, MP3 9.80 Mb
Morris DJ, Ferreck Dam - Impulsive Techno feat. Morris DJ (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 127, 5:23, MP3 12.98 Mb
Morris DJ, Ferreck Dam - Metamorhic feat. Morris DJ (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 127, 5:46, MP3 13.90 Mb
Moses (IN) - Made To Rave (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 145, 5:01, MP3 12.07 Mb
Mosfamous - Feeling B (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 132, 6:35, MP3 15.97 Mb
Mosfamous - Galactica (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 128, 7:36, MP3 18.42 Mb
Mossed - Side A (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 138, 5:43, MP3 14.09 Mb
Mossed - Side B (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 137, 5:44, MP3 14.13 Mb
Mossed - Side C (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 136, 6:20, MP3 15.56 Mb
Mossed - Side D (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 141, 6:23, MP3 15.70 Mb
Mossed - Side E (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 137, 6:07, MP3 15.08 Mb
Mossed - Side F (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 140, 5:34, MP3 13.75 Mb
Mr. Nunez - Morena (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 127, 6:07, MP3 14.87 Mb
Mr. Nunez - The Warning (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 126, 6:06, MP3 15.14 Mb
Mr. Nunez - Toma (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 130, 5:55, MP3 14.72 Mb
MusicbyAden - Yore (Original Mix) / Key B, BPM 120, 3:44, MP3 9.20 Mb
NERGY - Move Your Feet (Extended Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 126, 3:37, MP3 9.13 Mb
NMN - Haptico (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 138, 5:49, MP3 14.22 Mb
NMN - Haptico (The Fabric Of Reality Remix) / Key Gm, BPM 135, 5:22, MP3 13.13 Mb
NMN - Ocularcentrismo (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 134, 6:00, MP3 14.65 Mb
NMN - Retina (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 133, 6:05, MP3 14.85 Mb
Nachtwaker - Selfhelp (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 6:11, MP3 14.98 Mb
Naems, Koriz - Inside Your Mind (Extended Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 2:47, MP3 7.51 Mb
Nalestar, Agezzi, Nick Palm - Old Friends (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 122, 3:03, MP3 7.44 Mb
Namhar - A Moment Of Chaos (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 145, 5:45, MP3 13.82 Mb
Napsoul - Nobody Knows (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 115, 6:09, MP3 14.92 Mb
Nastro - Hit The Club (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 136, 6:07, MP3 14.78 Mb
Nastro - On Fire (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 137, 5:29, MP3 13.27 Mb
Natalie Greffel, musclecars - Ha Ya! (Eternal Life) (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 116, 7:40, MP3 18.69 Mb
Nathan Barato, Gettoblaster - The Move (feat. Tony Duke) (Original Mix) / Key F, BPM 129, 5:31, MP3 13.44 Mb
Nausica, Danny Rhys, Gloria IT - La Flaca feat. Gloria IT (Extended Mix) / Key Am, BPM 128, 5:18, MP3 13.17 Mb
Nautica, LVGA - See Me Fly (Club Mix) / Key Am, BPM 125, 3:55, MP3 10.02 Mb
Ned Bennett - Big Band Accelerator (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 144, 5:29, MP3 13.40 Mb
Neil Landstrumm - Hybrd (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 138, 6:07, MP3 14.73 Mb
Neil Landstrumm - Techno For Tash (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 134, 5:49, MP3 14.01 Mb
Nem - What You Believe (Extended Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:49, MP3 9.23 Mb
Netty Hugo - Avon (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 141, 5:18, MP3 13.05 Mb
Netty Hugo - Dont Ever (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 136, 5:43, MP3 14.03 Mb
Netty Hugo - Nova (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 145, 5:23, MP3 13.23 Mb
Netty Hugo - Or4l (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 151, 4:51, MP3 11.95 Mb
Neuron, Davvi - No Rules feat. Davvi (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 97, 3:25, MP3 8.58 Mb
Newlexim - Too Good to Be True (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 115, 6:15, MP3 15.11 Mb
Newlexim, Sambo Sq - Soul Deep feat. Sambo Sq (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 114, 5:45, MP3 13.94 Mb
Niall Kelly - Guataqai (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 143, 5:57, MP3 14.57 Mb
Nick Dare - Don't U Want It (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 123, 6:51, MP3 16.81 Mb
Nick Dare - Keep Me Right (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 123, 5:50, MP3 14.38 Mb
Nick Harvey - Work (Extended Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 127, 6:39, MP3 16.16 Mb
Nick Hook, Mizaru, Quentin Hartz - Reach (Martin Sharp Remix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:43, MP3 16.37 Mb
Nico Crespo, MRVLZ - All Around Me (Extended Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 6:11, MP3 15.21 Mb
Nico Crespo, MRVLZ - All Around Me (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 4:40, MP3 11.57 Mb
Niereich, Shadym - Fermi Paradoxon (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 130, 6:02, MP3 15.04 Mb
Nifiant - Loneliness (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 115, 2:37, MP3 6.58 Mb
Niklas Wandt - Gottesfuß (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 98, 5:25, MP3 13.26 Mb
Niklas Wandt - Wandt Uncorked (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 133, 6:48, MP3 16.59 Mb
Nilbog, Julia Okulewicz - Kregoslup (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 120, 5:44, MP3 14.34 Mb
Nilbog, Julia Okulewicz - Scesja (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 134, 7:47, MP3 19.26 Mb
Nino Tores, Tal Tobi - Different (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 122, 5:27, MP3 13.44 Mb
Nino Tores, Tal Tobi - Minako (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 122, 5:20, MP3 13.18 Mb
Nino Tores, Tal Tobi - Strange (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 4:39, MP3 11.53 Mb
Niteplan - UNDR-GRND (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 127, 6:03, MP3 15.09 Mb
Nkanyezi Kubheka, Golden DJz, Uncle Zee - MSOLOMBA (Original Mix) / Key Eb, BPM 113, 5:29, MP3 13.39 Mb
Nowakowski, Alex Denver - Call me (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 120, 3:36, MP3 8.85 Mb
Noël Patrianelli - Shake It (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 128, 4:30, MP3 10.88 Mb
Nuhn - Archangel (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 145, 7:12, MP3 17.40 Mb
Nuhn - Better Than Knowledge (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 140, 4:54, MP3 11.94 Mb
Nuhn - Diablo (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 135, 7:24, MP3 17.90 Mb
Nuhn - El Amanecer (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 5:57, MP3 14.44 Mb
Nuhn - Orphax (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 160, 6:54, MP3 16.74 Mb
Numa Gomez - Tra Tra (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 5:57, MP3 14.41 Mb
Oakstream - Sweet Bubbles (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 118, 4:57, MP3 12.17 Mb
Octavio - Burned Device (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 135, 5:49, MP3 14.11 Mb
Octavio - Doomsday (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 136, 5:46, MP3 13.99 Mb
Octavio - From Within (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 136, 5:46, MP3 14.01 Mb
Oi - Interstellar (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 125, 4:37, MP3 11.45 Mb
Oi - Neptune (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 125, 5:30, MP3 13.60 Mb
Oi - Orion (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 125, 4:52, MP3 12.08 Mb
Oi - Sirius (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 125, 4:33, MP3 11.29 Mb
Oldboy, Odyssette - Risk It All (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 120, 3:23, MP3 8.47 Mb
Oliver Deutschmann - Dogma (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 128, 6:25, MP3 15.74 Mb
Oliver Gil - Baby Again (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 126, 5:11, MP3 12.74 Mb
Oliver Gil - Baby Again (Radio Edit) / Key Am, BPM 126, 3:07, MP3 7.81 Mb
Oliver Rosa, Papi Mikey Dinero, Bruut 99 - Immigrana (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 129, 5:59, MP3 14.47 Mb
Oliver Wickham - Heart and Mind (Extended Mix) / Key Eb, BPM 122, 5:04, MP3 12.35 Mb
Oliver Wickham - Let's Go Back (Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 124, 7:16, MP3 17.61 Mb
Ollie S. - Luminous (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 126, 7:11, MP3 17.29 Mb
Ollie S. - Stanton (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 6:39, MP3 16.03 Mb
Ollie S. - Stanton (Steve Kelley Remix) / Key Dm, BPM 126, 5:51, MP3 14.08 Mb
Ollto Jade - Aesthetics VS Mechanics (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 5:43, MP3 14.07 Mb
Ollto Jade - Lambda X 3 (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 124, 5:15, MP3 12.95 Mb
Olly James - Inside Your Mind (Extened Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 142, 3:28, MP3 9.07 Mb
Omega Drive - Let's Twist It (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 140, 7:33, MP3 18.38 Mb
Omega Drive - Love Me (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 132, 6:27, MP3 15.77 Mb
Omega Drive - You Want What (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 143, 6:50, MP3 16.67 Mb
OneSeas - Room of Fearless (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 126, 5:20, MP3 13.08 Mb
OneSeas - Skygrid 2 (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 129, 4:45, MP3 11.69 Mb
ki ya tori - yume (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 132, 7:22, MP3 18.00 Mb
madugo, loumé - By Your Side (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 110, 2:16, MP3 5.80 Mb
musclecars - Running Out Of Time (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 122, 7:19, MP3 17.84 Mb
musclecars - There's Space For Us All (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 124, 9:53, MP3 23.99 Mb
musclecars, Kamaal - Tonight (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 124, 5:56, MP3 14.52 Mb
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Ground Work - Psico (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 127, 7:18, MP3 17.78 Mb
Ground Work - Silver Sand Man (Original Mix) / Key Ab, BPM 134, 6:56, MP3 16.73 Mb
Ground Work - Tranziente (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 100, 7:29, MP3 18.27 Mb
Grum - Higher State (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 4:07, MP3 9.97 Mb
Gunjack - ACID CITY (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 145, 6:14, MP3 15.21 Mb
Gunjack - ACIDF4K (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 146, 6:10, MP3 15.05 Mb
Gunjack - MDUB9 (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 142, 6:21, MP3 15.52 Mb
Gustavo Bassani - Additive Rhythm (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 135, 5:45, MP3 13.92 Mb
Gustavo Reinert - I Wanna (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 130, 4:56, MP3 12.17 Mb
Gustavo Reinert - Paqueta (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 6:00, MP3 14.73 Mb
Hackerbeatz - Find A Way (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 126, 5:05, MP3 12.73 Mb
Hackerbeatz - Woke Up (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 4:40, MP3 11.76 Mb
Haley Maze, Thoré - Reflections (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 120, 3:22, MP3 8.34 Mb
KBeat - In This Moment (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 134, 5:21, MP3 13.04 Mb
KLBR - Hourglass (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 139, 6:00, MP3 14.64 Mb
KOII - Prisoner (Kanif The Jhatmaster Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 78, 3:36, MP3 9.26 Mb
KREZUS, ØNELY - reset (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 166, 1:50, MP3 4.61 Mb
Kai 5 - No Rules (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 137, 6:18, MP3 15.34 Mb
Kairos Grove, Lake Matisse - Fairytale (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 120, 2:18, MP3 5.92 Mb
Kalondoly - Focus (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 105, 3:01, MP3 7.45 Mb
Kana - Black Star (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 100, 4:12, MP3 10.16 Mb
Kana - Life (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 107, 5:00, MP3 12.10 Mb
Kana - Love Me (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 100, 5:53, MP3 14.23 Mb
Kana - Stereo Love (Original Mix) / Key E, BPM 110, 4:05, MP3 9.88 Mb
Kangding Ray - Four Intertwined Spirals (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 136, 6:12, MP3 15.20 Mb
Kangding Ray - Polar (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 140, 6:24, MP3 15.68 Mb
Kareful, LOSTMANE, pale fortress - Sentinel (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 115, 2:20, MP3 5.79 Mb
Kareful, LOSTMANE, pale fortress - Sentinel (slowed) / Key F#m, BPM 101, 2:39, MP3 6.54 Mb
Kareful, LOSTMANE, pale fortress - Sentinel (sped up) / Key Bbm, BPM 126, 2:07, MP3 5.28 Mb
Karin, Drop The Cheese, DJJINA - BUM BUM BUM (Extended Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 130, 3:38, MP3 9.06 Mb
Karin, Drop The Cheese, DJJINA - BUM BUM BUM (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 130, 2:37, MP3 6.63 Mb
Kathy Brown, Bimbo Jones - Dance (The Future Collective Remix Extended) / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 4:21, MP3 10.70 Mb
Kathy Brown, Bimbo Jones - Dance (The Future Collective Remix) / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 2:39, MP3 6.63 Mb
Kaybee, Joey SLVR - Fallen Angels (Extended Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 124, 5:48, MP3 14.05 Mb
Kaydell - Dia y Noche (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 2:41, MP3 6.57 Mb
KeTrab - Acid Domination. (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 150, 6:50, MP3 16.95 Mb
KeTrab - Arsonists ! (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 150, 7:02, MP3 17.46 Mb
KeTrab - Back to Acid (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 150, 6:50, MP3 16.95 Mb
Kemyo - Miks Am (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 137, 5:07, MP3 12.65 Mb
Ken Silver - Dreams (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 130, 3:21, MP3 8.18 Mb
Kev Wright - The Molecule (Beat Laundry Remix) / Key C, BPM 115, 5:43, MP3 13.83 Mb
Kev Wright - The Molecule (KPAXX Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 123, 6:42, MP3 16.17 Mb
Kev Wright - The Molecule (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 123, 6:54, MP3 16.66 Mb
Kevin Yost - I1 (Yost's Extended Rework) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 9:59, MP3 24.00 Mb
Kevin Yost - T2 (Card Remix Version) / Key Dm, BPM 122, 9:02, MP3 21.75 Mb
Kholiqov - Who You Are (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 105, 2:49, MP3 6.92 Mb
Kidd Evil - Pa Bajo (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 128, 4:04, MP3 10.05 Mb
Kidd Island - Takes Over (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:52, MP3 9.62 Mb
Kiesse - Lock Me Free (Extended Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 123, 5:18, MP3 13.04 Mb
Kikko Esse - 4Pm (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 125, 6:10, MP3 15.15 Mb
Kikko Esse - Deep Mind (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:43, MP3 16.46 Mb
Kikko Esse - Make It (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 123, 6:22, MP3 15.64 Mb
Kikko Esse - Take It Easy (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 125, 5:58, MP3 14.67 Mb
Kiko, Etienne De Crecy - Superdata (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 124, 6:01, MP3 14.61 Mb
Kiming Dollo - Gorgon town (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 124, 1:54, MP3 4.95 Mb
King G - Glory (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 116, 6:05, MP3 14.85 Mb
King G - Go On (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 115, 5:26, MP3 13.30 Mb
King G, X-Soul RSA - Teamwork feat. X-Soul RSA (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 116, 6:56, MP3 16.89 Mb
Kirill Dark - Hold Me (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 124, 2:41, MP3 6.53 Mb
Kito Jempere - Love Myself But I Can't Make It Love (Album Version) / Key Abm, BPM 159, 1:58, MP3 5.04 Mb
Kito Jempere - Love Myself But I Can't Make It Love (School Band Version) / Key Abm, BPM 159, 1:32, MP3 4.00 Mb
Klaudia Gawlas - Dark Space (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 146, 6:12, MP3 14.99 Mb
KllangBunker - Rescurrection (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 6:00, MP3 14.44 Mb
KllangBunker - Trap (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 142, 5:28, MP3 13.17 Mb
Knox - Too Strong (Instrumental) / Key Em, BPM 124, 7:04, MP3 17.21 Mb
Knox - Too Strong (Original) / Key F#m, BPM 124, 7:04, MP3 17.21 Mb
Kora, Stang - Wasting Time (DCVCV Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 4:51, MP3 11.93 Mb
Korsakow - Here Comes the Sun (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 7:08, MP3 17.35 Mb
Korsakow - Soul Brother (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 121, 5:41, MP3 13.87 Mb
Krespo - Party (Extended Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 127, 5:19, MP3 12.93 Mb
Krespo - Power (Extended Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 124, 5:12, MP3 12.62 Mb
Kriss Bergasa - Dale Con Perreo (Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 5:18, MP3 12.88 Mb
Krizman Toni - Late Night (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 5:44, MP3 13.98 Mb
Kuss - Stay Like This (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 141, 4:38, MP3 11.38 Mb
L/F/D/M - Chalet (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 135, 4:02, MP3 9.91 Mb
L/F/D/M - China Town (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 139, 5:59, MP3 14.60 Mb
L/F/D/M - Push (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 4:57, MP3 12.12 Mb
L/F/D/M - Scaredy Cat (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 137, 5:29, MP3 13.41 Mb
LLLIT - Sampler Dub (Lamebot Remix) / Key Gm, BPM 126, 3:55, MP3 10.02 Mb
LUĐØ - Planeta Morado (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 135, 6:01, MP3 14.71 Mb
Lad - Ron Ron (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 138, 6:25, MP3 15.75 Mb
Lamyadon - Bantayan (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 110, 4:27, MP3 10.97 Mb
Larry Ababio - Kinda Loving (Extended Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 128, 6:02, MP3 14.66 Mb
Laureano Sánchez, Alex Lyng - Cerca Del Mar ft. Dani Barranco ((Canarias)) / Key Cm, BPM 140, 3:05, MP3 7.53 Mb
Laurent Simeca - Feel Good (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 4:57, MP3 12.00 Mb
Laurent Simeca - Feel Good (Radio-Edit) / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 2:55, MP3 7.13 Mb
Lausen - Acid Inhaler (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 133, 4:47, MP3 11.52 Mb
Lausen - Creeper (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 133, 5:28, MP3 13.17 Mb
Lausen - Dry Ray (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 127, 5:14, MP3 12.60 Mb
Lausen - Get In (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 135, 5:59, MP3 14.40 Mb
Lausen - Orange (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 84, 4:59, MP3 11.98 Mb
Lausen - Silver & Black (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 134, 6:03, MP3 14.54 Mb
Lausen - Slot (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 137, 5:54, MP3 14.20 Mb
Lausen - Vaporized (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 132, 6:09, MP3 14.78 Mb
Leffingwell - Plastique (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 128, 5:38, MP3 13.82 Mb
Lefrenk - New Groove (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 136, 5:55, MP3 14.45 Mb
Lefrenk - Profundo (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 137, 5:28, MP3 13.34 Mb
Lefrenk - Swing (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 136, 4:53, MP3 11.94 Mb
Lefrenk - Tesis (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 136, 5:13, MP3 12.74 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Arnau Ariza Extended Remix) / Key Am, BPM 129, 5:27, MP3 13.44 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Arnau Ariza Remix) / Key F#m, BPM 129, 2:59, MP3 7.49 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (J.Moral Extended Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 4:19, MP3 10.71 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (J.Moral Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:24, MP3 8.52 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Jaidek Extended Remix) / Key Bbm, BPM 125, 5:11, MP3 12.79 Mb
Lenn Wated - Pim Pam (Jaidek Remix) / Key Fm, BPM 125, 3:04, MP3 7.72 Mb
Levii, Joseph Feinstein - Let You Go (Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 122, 4:12, MP3 10.48 Mb
Levii, Joseph Feinstein - Let You Go (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 122, 3:14, MP3 8.15 Mb
Lewinsky, EIIVI - Move It (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 3:52, MP3 9.52 Mb
Lewinsky, EIIVI - Move It (Radio Edit) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 3:23, MP3 8.37 Mb
Linear System - Blue Magic (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 144, 5:53, MP3 14.27 Mb
Lisi & Bill - Haunted By Love (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 120, 6:45, MP3 16.52 Mb
Lisi & Bill - Never Enough (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 121, 5:50, MP3 14.35 Mb
Liu, Alex O'Clock - Bad Boys (Extended Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 128, 5:15, MP3 12.85 Mb
Liz Van Gretsch - Burn This City (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 95, 3:55, MP3 9.54 Mb
Lo Fi Jack - Grooves (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 86, 2:40, MP3 6.66 Mb
Locasena - Can't Stop (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 134, 5:37, MP3 13.59 Mb
Logo alloy, Zam T - What I Gota Do Boy (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 120, 6:02, MP3 14.60 Mb
Lois (fr) - Fire (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 129, 5:55, MP3 14.44 Mb
Loopover - Hant (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 140, 4:54, MP3 11.78 Mb
Lorenzo Chi - Under Deep (Original) / Key Fm, BPM 123, 4:49, MP3 11.79 Mb
Lorenzo Chi - Under Deep (WhoisBriantech House Of Bx Dub) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 7:12, MP3 17.51 Mb
Lorenzo Oppo - Schranz (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 82, 4:42, MP3 11.58 Mb
Lost In Bass - I'm Here (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 140, 5:30, MP3 13.45 Mb
Louis Millne - W.Y.G.D (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 128, 6:45, MP3 16.56 Mb
Low Detail - shadowsintheforest (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 119, 1:38, MP3 4.74 Mb
Luca La Rocca, Ivision - Nobody Stranger (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 140, 5:32, MP3 13.39 Mb
Luca Maniaci - Evanesco (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 140, 5:36, MP3 13.56 Mb
Luca May - Orizon (Trance Progressive) / Key Fm, BPM 138, 5:00, MP3 12.21 Mb
Lucalag - Night Shift (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 5:49, MP3 14.37 Mb
Lucalag - Northern Lights (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 124, 5:49, MP3 14.37 Mb
Lucianno Villarreal - Lo fi pattern (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 123, 6:46, MP3 16.40 Mb
Ludwig Berger - leeching off the glow-work of organ rooms (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 140, 3:13, MP3 7.84 Mb
Ludwig Berger - like aurochs who fraternized with syntax of the riverbed (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 148, 2:48, MP3 6.83 Mb
Luigi Di Buono - Las Mujeres (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 128, 4:45, MP3 11.72 Mb
Luis Baro - Sintilate (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 128, 6:46, MP3 16.50 Mb
Luis Miranda - Awamba (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 139, 4:40, MP3 11.36 Mb
Luis Miranda - Sincopada (Bruce Zalcer Remix) / Key Am, BPM 140, 4:19, MP3 10.54 Mb
Luis Miranda - Sincopada (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 140, 5:39, MP3 13.75 Mb
Luis Miranda - Termination (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 138, 5:34, MP3 13.53 Mb
Lukas Stern - Check my Groove (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 148, 5:04, MP3 12.52 Mb
Lumonde - Feel Alive (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 142, 8:04, MP3 19.67 Mb
Lumonde - Forever United (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 142, 6:51, MP3 16.76 Mb
Lysergic - Reconexion (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 7:02, MP3 17.30 Mb
M Wagner - Marcy Av (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 126, 4:42, MP3 11.58 Mb
M Wagner - Never Gone (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 132, 4:46, MP3 11.74 Mb
M Wagner - Rome Generator (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 96, 2:31, MP3 6.35 Mb
M!KE V - There For You (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 124, 3:00, MP3 7.55 Mb
M. Vaughan - Cold Read (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 106, 4:39, MP3 11.35 Mb
M87 - Dream (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 143, 5:53, MP3 14.26 Mb
MAINCREED - Falling. (Loved & Held) (Original Mix) / Key Db, BPM 135, 2:55, MP3 7.44 Mb
MAINCREED - Inner Peace. (Satisfied & Fulfillment) (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 130, 3:11, MP3 8.09 Mb
MAINCREED - Offline. (Thankful & Be Present) (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 132, 3:25, MP3 8.66 Mb
MAINCREED - Summer. (Hope & Bright Future) (Original Mix) / Key F#, BPM 155, 3:36, MP3 9.10 Mb
MAINCREED - Toxic Habits. (Performance & Expectations) (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 132, 3:46, MP3 9.50 Mb
MAINCREED, YUILA - Hopeless. (Vulnerable & God) feat. YUILA (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 126, 3:57, MP3 9.96 Mb
MARK HAMILTON - Acid on My Drinks (Ademir Remix) / Key Em, BPM 138, 10:16, MP3 25.07 Mb
MARK HAMILTON - Acid on My Drinks (DJ Deep Noise Remix) / Key Bm, BPM 138, 5:48, MP3 14.36 Mb
MARK HAMILTON - Acid on My Drinks (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 150, 3:44, MP3 9.41 Mb
MORVN, Jimmy Moon, Alure - Got No Love (Extended Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 126, 3:03, MP3 7.66 Mb
MVCA, Avi Snow, maybealice - Open Waters (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 120, 2:52, MP3 7.22 Mb
Maf3sto Musique - Umber (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 113, 8:17, MP3 20.34 Mb
Mahe Schulz, Hombres Buenos Hacen Deep - Salvation (Edit Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 126, 2:06, MP3 5.39 Mb
Mahe Schulz, The Watermelon Summer Crew - Sunshine People (Edit Mix) / Key Em, BPM 122, 2:09, MP3 5.54 Mb
Mairos, DJ FISH (Official) - Detroit Memory (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 120, 5:57, MP3 14.45 Mb
Majed Salih - Morssk (Original Mix) / Key F, BPM 119, 5:42, MP3 13.70 Mb
Malyne, Lewii, Luminatix - Nothing Left (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 142, 5:05, MP3 12.43 Mb
Mandabrat - Angels Cry Too (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 120, 5:28, MP3 13.27 Mb
Manu Soto - Somalie (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:35, MP3 16.01 Mb
Mao Al - Deconstruction (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 140, 5:48, MP3 14.19 Mb
Marc Brauner - Margarita (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 6:15, MP3 15.03 Mb
Marcello Perri - Drug Addict (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 129, 7:27, MP3 18.42 Mb
Marco Bailey - Full Steam (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 131, 5:10, MP3 12.65 Mb
Marco Herzing - Gallus (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 139, 5:32, MP3 13.60 Mb
Marco Herzing - Prince Chelios (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 136, 6:07, MP3 15.02 Mb
Marco Wellisch - Bammbule (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 127, 8:08, MP3 19.74 Mb
Marco Wellisch - Down to His Knees (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 125, 7:35, MP3 18.44 Mb
Marco Wellisch - Fine Tune (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 124, 6:31, MP3 15.88 Mb
Marco Wellisch - StundenTräumer (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 120, 8:56, MP3 21.68 Mb
Marcus Code - I Feel The Sunlight (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 126, 6:08, MP3 14.98 Mb
Marcus Soulbynight - Deep Faith (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 5:56, MP3 14.35 Mb
Mareke - I Waked for Love (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 128, 5:16, MP3 13.00 Mb
Mariline - Tu Cuerpo (Extended Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 125, 4:37, MP3 11.38 Mb
Mariline - Tu Cuerpo (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 125, 2:23, MP3 6.03 Mb
Marina George - BPD (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 140, 8:58, MP3 21.66 Mb
Mario Conte - Naikeland (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 120, 7:32, MP3 18.18 Mb
Mario Conte, Fabio Spzz - Cubalibre (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 125, 8:19, MP3 20.06 Mb
Mario Tapon - Body Grooving (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 124, 6:16, MP3 15.32 Mb
Mario Tapon - Keep Moving (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 124, 6:12, MP3 15.16 Mb
Mark Dekoda, Droplex - Seductive (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 136, 5:39, MP3 13.72 Mb
Mark Pharrow - Boogity Bump (Extended Mix) / Key Em, BPM 126, 3:59, MP3 9.72 Mb
Mark Pharrow - Boogity Bump (Radio Edit) / Key Em, BPM 126, 2:59, MP3 7.34 Mb
Marlldexx - Voodoo Drums (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 126, 5:24, MP3 13.19 Mb
Martin Ikin - Hustlin' (Extended Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 129, 4:49, MP3 11.66 Mb
Martin Yorston - Crazy (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 132, 6:22, MP3 15.57 Mb
Martin and Morales - Wet (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 7:38, MP3 18.60 Mb
Marzziano - MUSIC IS THE KEY (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 128, 6:06, MP3 15.07 Mb
Massa - Inner Depths (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 169, 6:33, MP3 16.01 Mb
Massa - Miracle Worker (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 6:48, MP3 16.62 Mb
Massa - The Seed (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 6:12, MP3 15.18 Mb
Mastik Groove - Eternal (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 135, 5:49, MP3 14.11 Mb
Morris DJ, Ferreck Dam - Impetus feat. Morris DJ (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 128, 4:04, MP3 9.80 Mb
Morris DJ, Ferreck Dam - Impulsive Techno feat. Morris DJ (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 127, 5:23, MP3 12.98 Mb
Morris DJ, Ferreck Dam - Metamorhic feat. Morris DJ (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 127, 5:46, MP3 13.90 Mb
Moses (IN) - Made To Rave (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 145, 5:01, MP3 12.07 Mb
Mosfamous - Feeling B (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 132, 6:35, MP3 15.97 Mb
Mosfamous - Galactica (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 128, 7:36, MP3 18.42 Mb
Mossed - Side A (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 138, 5:43, MP3 14.09 Mb
Mossed - Side B (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 137, 5:44, MP3 14.13 Mb
Mossed - Side C (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 136, 6:20, MP3 15.56 Mb
Mossed - Side D (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 141, 6:23, MP3 15.70 Mb
Mossed - Side E (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 137, 6:07, MP3 15.08 Mb
Mossed - Side F (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 140, 5:34, MP3 13.75 Mb
Mr. Nunez - Morena (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 127, 6:07, MP3 14.87 Mb
Mr. Nunez - The Warning (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 126, 6:06, MP3 15.14 Mb
Mr. Nunez - Toma (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 130, 5:55, MP3 14.72 Mb
MusicbyAden - Yore (Original Mix) / Key B, BPM 120, 3:44, MP3 9.20 Mb
NERGY - Move Your Feet (Extended Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 126, 3:37, MP3 9.13 Mb
NMN - Haptico (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 138, 5:49, MP3 14.22 Mb
NMN - Haptico (The Fabric Of Reality Remix) / Key Gm, BPM 135, 5:22, MP3 13.13 Mb
NMN - Ocularcentrismo (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 134, 6:00, MP3 14.65 Mb
NMN - Retina (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 133, 6:05, MP3 14.85 Mb
Nachtwaker - Selfhelp (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 128, 6:11, MP3 14.98 Mb
Naems, Koriz - Inside Your Mind (Extended Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 2:47, MP3 7.51 Mb
Nalestar, Agezzi, Nick Palm - Old Friends (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 122, 3:03, MP3 7.44 Mb
Namhar - A Moment Of Chaos (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 145, 5:45, MP3 13.82 Mb
Napsoul - Nobody Knows (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 115, 6:09, MP3 14.92 Mb
Nastro - Hit The Club (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 136, 6:07, MP3 14.78 Mb
Nastro - On Fire (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 137, 5:29, MP3 13.27 Mb
Natalie Greffel, musclecars - Ha Ya! (Eternal Life) (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 116, 7:40, MP3 18.69 Mb
Nathan Barato, Gettoblaster - The Move (feat. Tony Duke) (Original Mix) / Key F, BPM 129, 5:31, MP3 13.44 Mb
Nausica, Danny Rhys, Gloria IT - La Flaca feat. Gloria IT (Extended Mix) / Key Am, BPM 128, 5:18, MP3 13.17 Mb
Nautica, LVGA - See Me Fly (Club Mix) / Key Am, BPM 125, 3:55, MP3 10.02 Mb
Ned Bennett - Big Band Accelerator (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 144, 5:29, MP3 13.40 Mb
Neil Landstrumm - Hybrd (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 138, 6:07, MP3 14.73 Mb
Neil Landstrumm - Techno For Tash (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 134, 5:49, MP3 14.01 Mb
Nem - What You Believe (Extended Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:49, MP3 9.23 Mb
Netty Hugo - Avon (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 141, 5:18, MP3 13.05 Mb
Netty Hugo - Dont Ever (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 136, 5:43, MP3 14.03 Mb
Netty Hugo - Nova (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 145, 5:23, MP3 13.23 Mb
Netty Hugo - Or4l (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 151, 4:51, MP3 11.95 Mb
Neuron, Davvi - No Rules feat. Davvi (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 97, 3:25, MP3 8.58 Mb
Newlexim - Too Good to Be True (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 115, 6:15, MP3 15.11 Mb
Newlexim, Sambo Sq - Soul Deep feat. Sambo Sq (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 114, 5:45, MP3 13.94 Mb
Niall Kelly - Guataqai (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 143, 5:57, MP3 14.57 Mb
Nick Dare - Don't U Want It (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 123, 6:51, MP3 16.81 Mb
Nick Dare - Keep Me Right (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 123, 5:50, MP3 14.38 Mb
Nick Harvey - Work (Extended Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 127, 6:39, MP3 16.16 Mb
Nick Hook, Mizaru, Quentin Hartz - Reach (Martin Sharp Remix) / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:43, MP3 16.37 Mb
Nico Crespo, MRVLZ - All Around Me (Extended Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 6:11, MP3 15.21 Mb
Nico Crespo, MRVLZ - All Around Me (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 126, 4:40, MP3 11.57 Mb
Niereich, Shadym - Fermi Paradoxon (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 130, 6:02, MP3 15.04 Mb
Nifiant - Loneliness (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 115, 2:37, MP3 6.58 Mb
Niklas Wandt - Gottesfuß (Original Mix) / Key A, BPM 98, 5:25, MP3 13.26 Mb
Niklas Wandt - Wandt Uncorked (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 133, 6:48, MP3 16.59 Mb
Nilbog, Julia Okulewicz - Kregoslup (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 120, 5:44, MP3 14.34 Mb
Nilbog, Julia Okulewicz - Scesja (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 134, 7:47, MP3 19.26 Mb
Nino Tores, Tal Tobi - Different (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 122, 5:27, MP3 13.44 Mb
Nino Tores, Tal Tobi - Minako (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 122, 5:20, MP3 13.18 Mb
Nino Tores, Tal Tobi - Strange (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 4:39, MP3 11.53 Mb
Niteplan - UNDR-GRND (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 127, 6:03, MP3 15.09 Mb
Nkanyezi Kubheka, Golden DJz, Uncle Zee - MSOLOMBA (Original Mix) / Key Eb, BPM 113, 5:29, MP3 13.39 Mb
Nowakowski, Alex Denver - Call me (Original Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 120, 3:36, MP3 8.85 Mb
Noël Patrianelli - Shake It (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 128, 4:30, MP3 10.88 Mb
Nuhn - Archangel (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 145, 7:12, MP3 17.40 Mb
Nuhn - Better Than Knowledge (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 140, 4:54, MP3 11.94 Mb
Nuhn - Diablo (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 135, 7:24, MP3 17.90 Mb
Nuhn - El Amanecer (Original Mix) / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 5:57, MP3 14.44 Mb
Nuhn - Orphax (Original Mix) / Key F#m, BPM 160, 6:54, MP3 16.74 Mb
Numa Gomez - Tra Tra (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 5:57, MP3 14.41 Mb
Oakstream - Sweet Bubbles (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 118, 4:57, MP3 12.17 Mb
Octavio - Burned Device (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 135, 5:49, MP3 14.11 Mb
Octavio - Doomsday (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 136, 5:46, MP3 13.99 Mb
Octavio - From Within (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 136, 5:46, MP3 14.01 Mb
Oi - Interstellar (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 125, 4:37, MP3 11.45 Mb
Oi - Neptune (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 125, 5:30, MP3 13.60 Mb
Oi - Orion (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 125, 4:52, MP3 12.08 Mb
Oi - Sirius (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 125, 4:33, MP3 11.29 Mb
Oldboy, Odyssette - Risk It All (Original Mix) / Key C, BPM 120, 3:23, MP3 8.47 Mb
Oliver Deutschmann - Dogma (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 128, 6:25, MP3 15.74 Mb
Oliver Gil - Baby Again (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 126, 5:11, MP3 12.74 Mb
Oliver Gil - Baby Again (Radio Edit) / Key Am, BPM 126, 3:07, MP3 7.81 Mb
Oliver Rosa, Papi Mikey Dinero, Bruut 99 - Immigrana (Extended Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 129, 5:59, MP3 14.47 Mb
Oliver Wickham - Heart and Mind (Extended Mix) / Key Eb, BPM 122, 5:04, MP3 12.35 Mb
Oliver Wickham - Let's Go Back (Extended Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 124, 7:16, MP3 17.61 Mb
Ollie S. - Luminous (Original Mix) / Key Dbm, BPM 126, 7:11, MP3 17.29 Mb
Ollie S. - Stanton (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 127, 6:39, MP3 16.03 Mb
Ollie S. - Stanton (Steve Kelley Remix) / Key Dm, BPM 126, 5:51, MP3 14.08 Mb
Ollto Jade - Aesthetics VS Mechanics (Original Mix) / Key Dm, BPM 124, 5:43, MP3 14.07 Mb
Ollto Jade - Lambda X 3 (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 124, 5:15, MP3 12.95 Mb
Olly James - Inside Your Mind (Extened Mix) / Key Abm, BPM 142, 3:28, MP3 9.07 Mb
Omega Drive - Let's Twist It (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 140, 7:33, MP3 18.38 Mb
Omega Drive - Love Me (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 132, 6:27, MP3 15.77 Mb
Omega Drive - You Want What (Original Mix) / Key Bm, BPM 143, 6:50, MP3 16.67 Mb
OneSeas - Room of Fearless (Original Mix) / Key Cm, BPM 126, 5:20, MP3 13.08 Mb
OneSeas - Skygrid 2 (Original Mix) / Key Bbm, BPM 129, 4:45, MP3 11.69 Mb
ki ya tori - yume (Original Mix) / Key Gm, BPM 132, 7:22, MP3 18.00 Mb
madugo, loumé - By Your Side (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 110, 2:16, MP3 5.80 Mb
musclecars - Running Out Of Time (Original Mix) / Key Am, BPM 122, 7:19, MP3 17.84 Mb
musclecars - There's Space For Us All (Original Mix) / Key Fm, BPM 124, 9:53, MP3 23.99 Mb
musclecars, Kamaal - Tonight (Original Mix) / Key Em, BPM 124, 5:56, MP3 14.52 Mb
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2024.05.19 05:50 FilmGuy97 List of Pizza Huts with Dine-In (2024)
I saw a post here about a year ago asking about Pizza Hut locations that still had dine-in. I fed the replies to AI and got a list broken up by State. Feel free to respond with additions or corrections; I'll update the list.
Heads up, this list is user-generated, so if you know for a fact that Pizza Hut has dine-in, comment below, and it will be added.
submitted by FilmGuy97 to pizzahut [link] [comments]
Heads up, this list is user-generated, so if you know for a fact that Pizza Hut has dine-in, comment below, and it will be added.
Alaska
- Fairbanks
- North Pole
- Wasilla
Alabama
- Andalusia (Has a buffet)
- Birmingham
- Brent
- Tuscaloosa
- Wetumpka
- Foley
Arizona
- Apache Junction
- Bullhead City
- Chandler
- Arizona & Ray
- Coolidge
- Cottonwood
- Florence
- Glendale
- 43rd Ave & Glendale
- 43rd Ave & Olive
- 59th Ave & Bell
- Globe
- Holbrook
- Kingman
- Lake Havasu City
- Mesa
- Gilbert & Baseline (Closed)
- Nogales
- Payson
- Phoenix
- 1st Ave & Van Buren
- 36th St & Thomas
- 48th St & Broadway
- Cave Creek & Bell
- Prescott
- Safford
- Show Low
- Sierra Vista
- Tucson
- Willcox
- Winslow
- Yuma
- Maricopa (No buffet)
- Sahuarita
- Flagstaff (East location closed)
Arkansas
- Arkadelphia
- Ashdown
- DeQueen
- Dardanelle (No buffet)
- Jonesboro
- Russellville (No buffet)
California
- Anaheim
- 301 S Magnolia
- California
- 12373 Glenoaks Blvd
- 10540 Sierra Ave, Suite A, Fontana, CA 92337
- 3317 S Bristol St, Santa Ana, CA 92704
- 1227 Fresno St, Fresno, CA
- 31736 Casino Dr, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
- 4750 La Sierra Ave, Riverside, CA
- Carson
- Torrance
- Cathedral City
- Laguna Hills
- Montebello
- La Puente
- San Bernardino (Full bar)
- Bakersfield
- Auburn Street
- Hayward
- Simi Valley
- Sylmar
- Eastvale
- Perris
- Paramount
- Fallbrook
- Victorville
- Ridgecrest
- Indio
Colorado
- Brighton
- 2210 E Bridge St
- Greeley (10th St)
- Denver
Florida
- Daytona Beach
- Dunedin (Closed, now a Chinese restaurant)
- Homosassa
- Inverness
- New Port Richey
- Quincy
- Spring Hill
- Tallahassee
- Live Oak (Has a buffet)
- Belleview
- Cocoa Beach
- Kissimmee (Old Town complex)
- Okeechobee
- Port St. Lucie (Has a buffet)
- Windermere
- New Smyrna Beach (Has a buffet)
- Eustis
- Leesburg
- Ormond
- Saint Cloud
- Green Cove Springs
- Jacksonville (6140 Merrill Rd)
- West Palm Beach
- Orlando (9100 International Dr)
- Lake Wales (190 SR-60)
Georgia
- Buford Hwy
- Dahlonega
- 1352 South Chestatee
- Greensboro
- 2270 S Main St (Has a buffet)
- St Mary’s
- Cairo
- Camilla
- Thomasville
- Bainbridge
- Augusta (15th Street)
- Commerce
- Ringgold
- Cartersville
- Waynesboro
- Lafayette
- Colquitt
Hawaii
- Honolulu
Idaho
- Idaho Falls
- Caldwell
- Lewiston
- Twin Falls (Addison Ave)
- Post Falls
- Coeur d`Alene
Illinois
- Chicago
- 4350 S Pulaski Rd
- Cicero
- Crete
- Crown Point
- Griffith
- Lowell
- Munster
- Pittsfield
- Portage
- Schererville
- Belleville
- Beardstown
- Belvidere (Has a buffet)
- Canton
- Casey
- Elk Grove
- Eureka
- Freeport
- Galesburg
- Havana
- Joliet
- Kewanee
- Quincy
- Robinson
- Tuscola
- Washington
- Yorkville
- Batavia
- Benson
- Elgin
- East side (no wait staff)
- West side (carry-out and delivery only)
Indiana
- Delphi
- Ft. Wayne
- Lafayette
- Lebanon
- Monticello
- Plymouth
- Scottsburg
- West Lafayette
- Valparaiso (Has a buffet)
- Madison (Has a buffet)
- Brownsburg (Has a buffet)
- Fishers
- Terre Haute (2 locations)
- Bluffton (Has a buffet)
- Decatur
- Portland
- Noblesville
- Warsaw (Detroit & Lake City locations)
- Angola
- Auburn
- Columbia City
- Crawfordsville
- Kendallville
- Muncie
- Frankfort
- Shelbyville
- Anderson (Has a buffet)
- Washington (Has a buffet)
Iowa
- Clinton
- DeWitt
- Mason City
- Osceola
- Knoxville
Kansas
- Osawatomie
- Sabetha
- Garden City
- Scott City
- Leavenworth
Kentucky
- Lawrenceburg
- Columbia
- Williamsburg
- London
- Greenville
- Central City (Drive-thru)
- Winchester
- Lexington (Richmond Rd)
- Mount Vernon
- Fulton
Louisiana
- Abbeville
- Bunkie
- Pinhook Rd Lafayette
- Sulphur
- Shreveport (Bert Kouns Ind. Loop)
- Jonesboro
- Winnfield
Maine
- Ellsworth
- Sanford
- Westbrook
- Presque Isle
- Houlton
- Newport
Maryland
- Elkton
- Pasadena
- Fairless Hills
- Havre De Grace
- Hyattsville
- Westminster
Massachusetts
- East Springfield
- Brockton
- Dartmouth
- Framingham
Michigan
- Warren
- Ludington (Has a buffet)
- Houghton
- Brookville
- Clarion
- Greenville
- Charlevoix
- Hudsonville
- Fremont
- Traverse City
- Belleville
- Dearborn
- Sandusky
- Sault Ste Marie
- Grand Rapids
- Grand Ledge
- Canton (Closed, moved location)
- Mount Vernon
- Willoughby
- Ottawa
- Galion
- Muskegon
- North Muskegon
- Plainwell
Minnesota
- Detroit Lakes
- Thief River Falls
- Wadena (Has a buffet)
- Forest Lake
- Winona
- Bemidji
- Spring Lake Park
- Cambridge
- Litchfield
- Park Rapids
- Shakopee
- Lakeville
- Fergus Falls
- Baxter (Has a buffet)
Missouri
- Columbia (3 locations)
- Fenton
- St. Joseph (2 locations)
- Arnold
- Bethany
- Independence
- Joplin
- Springfield
- Fredericktown
- High Ridge
- Marshfield (Has a buffet)
- Bolivar
- Carthage
- Chillicothe
- Neosho
- Brookfield
- Pacific
- Washington
Montana
- Bozeman
- Livingston
- Butte
- Anaconda
- Billings
- Lewistown
- Libby
- Dillon (Has a buffet)
- Hardin
Nebraska
- Lincoln
Nevada
- Dayton
- Carson City
- Henderson
- Las Vegas (2600 W Sahara Ave)
New Hampshire
- Rochester
- Nashua (Has a buffet)
New Jersey
- Jersey City
- Toms River
- Woodbury
New Mexico
- Gallup
- Albuquerque
- Santa Fe
New York
- Albany
- Auburn
- Brockport
- Canton
- Liverpool
- Malone
- Massena
- Mohegan Lake
- 1751 East Main Street
- Ogdensburg
- Oneonta (Closed)
- Plattsburgh
- Potsdam
- Queensbury
- Rochester
- Rome
- Scarsdale
- Watertown
- Sidney
- Saratoga Springs
- Ozone Park
- Liberty
- Colonie (Wolf Rd)
- New Hartford
- Fort Edward (Has a salad bar)
North Carolina
- Apex
- Bryson City
- Charlotte
- Dunn
- Greensboro
- King
- Lillington (Has a buffet)
- Smithfield
- Hickory (Has a buffet)
- Madison (Has a buffet)
- Yadkinville
- Fayetteville (Has a buffet)
- Belmont (Has a buffet)
- Asheville (Has a buffet)
- Marion (Has a buffet)
Ohio
- Vandalia
- Wauseon
- Cambridge
- Gallipolis
- Mansfield
- Toledo
- Portsmouth
- Twinsburg
- Middleburg Heights
- Sandusky
- Waverly
- East Liverpool (Has a buffet)
- Wellsville
- Saint Clairsville (Has a buffet)
- Bridgeport (Has a buffet)
- Willoughby
- Ottawa
- Mt. Gilead
- Galion
- Urbana (Has a buffet)
- Oberlin (Has a buffet)
- New Lexington (Has a buffet)
- Hillsboro (Retro/original store)
- Chardon
- Middlefield
- Warren (Elm Rd, remodeled into a "classic" with buffet and salad bar)
Oklahoma
- Duncan
- Checotah
- Hobart
- Carnegie
- Tulsa
- Muskogee
Oregon
- Klamath Falls
- Albany
- Lebanon
Pennsylvania
- Brookville
- Butler
- Chambersburg
- Clarion
- Hanover
- Masontown
- Mechanicsburg
- Shippensburg
- Tunkhannock
- Uniontown
- West Mifflin
- White Oak
- Johnstown (Has a buffet, salad bar)
- Oil City
- Gettysburg
- State College
- Meadville
- Harborcreek
- St. Marys
- Punxsutawney
- Fairless Hills
- East Norriton (new)
South Carolina
- Camden
- Goose Creek
- Moncks Corner
- Summerville
- Myrtle Beach
Tennessee
- Alcoa (Has a buffet)
- Carthage
- Crossville
- Jackson
- Knoxville (5 locations, all have buffets)
- Maryville (Has a buffet)
- Sweetwater (Has a buffet)
- Trenton
- Athens
- Centerville
- Kingsport (Has a salad bar)
- Jonesborough
- Jackson
- Donelson
Texas
- Belton
- Brownsville
- Corpus Christi
- East Texas (multiple locations)
- Harker Heights
- Kaufman
- Killeen (Trimmier)
- Kingsville
- Port Isabel
- San Antonio
- San Benito
- South Padre Island
- Temple (west adams, general bruce)
- Alpine
- Haslet
- Houston (Chimney Rock)
- Denison
- Greenville
- Fort Worth
- Pharr
- Sharyland
- McAllen
- Edinburg
- San Juan
- Luling
- Hallettsville
- La Grange
- Bastrop
- Azle
- Roanoke
- Grapevine
- Dallas
- Wichita Falls (Jacksboro)
Utah
- Roosevelt
- Eagle Mountain
Vermont
- Rutland
- St. Johnsbury
- Barre (No buffet)
Virginia
- Dumfries
- Fredericksburg (2 locations)
- Bluefield
- Louisa
- Manassas
Washington
- Yelm
- Bremerton
- Graham
- Puyallup (Has a buffet)
- Enumclaw (Has a buffet)
- Kent
- Centralia
- West Olympia
- Lakewood
- Spokane Valley
- Moses Lake
- Everett
West Virginia
- Bridgeport
- Cross Lanes
- Kanawha City
- Summersville
- Elkins
- Buckhannon
- Clarksburg
- Fairmont
- Westover
- Parkersburg (2 locations)
- Glenville
- Weston
- Spencer
- Oceana (Has a salad bar)
- New Martinsville
Wisconsin
- Dodgeville
- La Crosse
- Menomonee Falls
- Waukesha
- Whitewater
- Burlington
- Fond Du Lac
- Oshkosh
Wyoming
- Cheyenne
- Cody
- Rock Springs (Buffet on select days)
- Green River (Full service dine-in, buffet on select days)
2024.05.19 04:03 Epyon-14 Finally took my new minivan camper out for weekend.
 | Brought my Nissan Elgrand back in late January and spent 2 months of weekends working on her. Took her out to a lake on the south coast of NSW. Still quite abit of teething issues. But i feel like my build will be amended and upgraded many more times to come. submitted by Epyon-14 to carcamping [link] [comments] I had absolutely zero experience with anything like this. I'd like to thank this group for inspiration and ideas. Has been a massive help. |
2024.05.18 06:11 Sweet-Count2557 15 Free Things to Do With Kids in Orlando
 | 15 Free Things to Do With Kids in Orlando Are you ready to embark on a cost-effective adventure with your little ones in the magical city of Orlando? Well, hold onto your hats because we've got just the ticket!In this article, we'll unveil a treasure trove of 15 free activities that are sure to keep your kids entertained and your wallet happy. From enchanting attractions at renowned spots like Disney Springs, Disney's BoardWalk, and Universal CityWalk, to immersive nature and wildlife experiences, and even cool splash pads to beat the Florida heat, we've got it all.But that's not all, as we'll also dive into the world of indoor playgrounds, parks, gardens, and educational programs.So, hang tight and get ready for a family-friendly adventure like no other in the heart of Orlando!Key TakeawaysThere are several free attractions at Disney Springs, Disney's BoardWalk, and Universal CityWalk, including splash pads, street performers, and complimentary boat rides.Nature and wildlife experiences can be enjoyed at places like Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, Bonnet Springs Park, and Disney Wilderness Preserve.Families can cool off and have fun at free splash pads located throughout Orlando.Indoor playgrounds and entertainment options, such as the World's Largest McDonald's & PlayPlace, provide a fun and safe environment for kids to play.Free Attractions at Disney Springs, Disney's BoardWalk, and Universal CityWalkLooking for free family-friendly attractions in Orlando? Discover the exciting and budget-friendly options available at Disney Springs, Disney's BoardWalk, and Universal CityWalk. These vibrant entertainment districts offer a wide range of activities that are perfect for families looking to have fun without breaking the bank.At Disney Springs, you can enjoy free admission and explore a variety of attractions. Let your little ones cool off at the splash pad, where they can splash and play to their heart's content. If your kids love building with Legos, make sure to stop by the Lego store, which features free build areas where they can let their creativity soar. For a prehistoric adventure, head to T-Rex Café's Paleo Zone, where your kids can participate in hands-on activities and learn about dinosaurs. And don't forget to take advantage of the free ferry boat rides, which offer a fun and scenic way to get around.Disney's BoardWalk is another fantastic option for free family-friendly entertainment. Take a stroll along the boardwalk and enjoy the lively street performers, who'll dazzle you with their talents. Make sure to stop by Ample Hills Creamery for a free sample of their delicious ice cream. You can also have a picnic along the waterfront and soak in the picturesque views. And if you're feeling adventurous, take advantage of the free ferry boat rides or hop on the Skyliner aerial gondolas for a unique and exciting experience.Universal CityWalk also offers a range of free activities for families. After 6pm, you can enjoy free self-parking, saving you some extra cash. Let your kids splash and play in the splash area, where they can cool off and have fun. Dance the night away with live DJs and dance parties, creating lasting memories with your loved ones. And don't forget to take advantage of the complimentary water taxi rides, which provide convenient transportation and a unique way to explore the area.With these free attractions at Disney Springs, Disney's BoardWalk, and Universal CityWalk, you can enjoy a memorable and budget-friendly day out with your family in Orlando. So pack your bags, grab your kids, and get ready to have a blast without spending a dime.Nature and Wildlife ExperiencesLet's explore the wonders of nature and wildlife in Orlando, where families can immerse themselves in exciting and educational experiences. Orlando isn't just about theme parks and entertainment; it's also home to a variety of nature and wildlife attractions that are perfect for families seeking adventure and exploration. From wildlife drives to hiking trails, there are plenty of options to choose from.One of the must-visit destinations is the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. This 11-mile drive allows you to observe alligators, birds, snakes, otters, and even bobcats, all from the comfort and safety of your own vehicle. The natural environments along the drive provide a unique opportunity to learn about and appreciate the local wildlife.For a day trip from Orlando, families can visit Bonnet Springs Park. This free outdoor attraction features a canopy walk and treehouse, as well as multiple play areas for kids. It's the perfect place to immerse yourself in nature and let your children's imaginations run wild.Another option is the Disney Wilderness Preserve, which offers free hiking trails and bird-watching opportunities. Families can also visit the Conservation Learning Center to learn more about the importance of conservation and environmental stewardship. Donations are appreciated to support the preservation efforts.If you're looking for a more relaxed experience, the Oakland Nature Preserve is a great choice. With free admission and open 365 days a year, families can explore the museum and education center, as well as enjoy the NaturePlay trail and boardwalk overlooking Lake Apopka.These are just a few examples of the nature and wildlife experiences available in Orlando. Whether you're interested in observing wildlife, hiking, or learning about conservation, there's something for everyone. So, get out there and enjoy the natural beauty that Orlando has to offer!Water Play and Splash PadsAs we continue our exploration of the wonders of Orlando, let's now dive into the refreshing world of water play and splash pads.Orlando is known for its hot and sunny weather, making water play a perfect way to cool off and have fun without breaking the bank.There are several free splash pads located throughout Orlando that are open year-round and offer family-friendly fun. These splash pads provide a safe environment for kids to enjoy water play and stay cool during the hot summer months. They're equipped with various water features like sprinklers, fountains, and water jets, creating a fun and interactive experience for children of all ages.One of the best things about these splash pads is that they're free to use, allowing families to enjoy water play without any additional costs. Whether you're looking to spend a few hours or a whole day, these splash pads are a great option for a fun-filled outing.Not only do these splash pads provide a refreshing way to beat the heat, but they also offer a chance for kids to socialize and make new friends. The vibrant and lively atmosphere of the splash pads creates a sense of community, making it the perfect place for kids to interact and play together.Indoor Playgrounds and EntertainmentWhen it comes to indoor fun and entertainment for the whole family, Orlando has a wide variety of options to choose from. Whether you want to escape the Florida heat or find something to do on a rainy day, there are plenty of free indoor playgrounds and entertainment venues to keep the kids entertained.One popular choice is the World's Largest McDonald's & PlayPlace. This two-story attraction boasts an arcade and indoor playground, perfect for letting the kids burn off some energy. There's even a toddler area for the little ones. And the best part? It's all free! Plus, they offer free entertainment, making it the perfect spot for a family outing.If you're looking for more options, there are also several other free indoor play areas in Orlando. These locations provide a safe and supervised environment for kids to let loose and have fun. With engaging activities and play structures, these indoor playgrounds are sure to keep the whole family entertained.When visiting Orlando, it's important to find activities that allow for freedom and flexibility, without breaking the bank. These free indoor playgrounds and entertainment venues provide just that. So whether you're looking to beat the heat or find something to do on a rainy day, Orlando has you covered with a variety of options to choose from.Get ready for a day of fun, laughter, and family bonding at these exciting indoor destinations.Parks and GardensOrlando's parks and gardens offer a serene and peaceful escape for families looking to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy outdoor activities. Whether you're seeking a picturesque garden, a scenic park, or a tranquil oasis, Orlando has plenty of options to choose from. Here are some of the best parks and gardens in Orlando that families can explore for free:Park/GardenHighlightsActivitiesCranes Roost ParkChoreographed fountain display, nightly showsEnjoy the park's beauty, free entertainment for allHontoon Island State ParkSituated on an island, playground for kids, fishing, hiking, small museumAccessible by private boat or free park ferryLake Lotus ParkLooped nature trails, education center, fishing pier, playgroundExplore nature, learn about wildlifeKraft Azalea Garden5-acre lakefront park, ideal for taking photos, beautiful azalea bloomsEnjoy a peaceful and serene atmosphereBig Tree ParkTrailhead for the Cross Seminole Trail, playground for kids, boardwalks through a natural hammockGo for a family bike ride, explore the natural surroundingsHarry P. Leu GardensBeautiful botanical gardens, variety of plant species, perfect for nature loversRelax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphereGemini Springs ParkScenic park with nature trails, biking and bridge loop trails, playground for kidsHave a picnic, enjoy outdoor activitiesGeneva Wilderness AreaTwo-mile loop trail, onsite nature center, perfect for hiking and nature walksLearn about the local flora and faunaPalm Island ParkScenic boardwalk overlooking Lake Dora, nearby Gilbert Park for kids to playEnjoy a picnic with beautiful lake viewsDinky Dock ParkLaunch small watercraft, tour the canals, small swimming beachHave fun on the water, explore the canalsThese parks and gardens provide the perfect opportunity for families to connect with nature, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy quality time together. Whether you're strolling through a garden, going for a hike, or simply enjoying a picnic, these free outdoor spaces offer a variety of activities for everyone to enjoy. So pack a picnic, grab your walking shoes, and explore the natural beauty that Orlando has to offer!Educational and Cultural ExperiencesImmerse your family in a world of learning and cultural exploration with Orlando's educational and cultural experiences. Orlando isn't just about theme parks and attractions; it also offers a wide range of opportunities for your children to expand their knowledge and discover new cultures.One such experience is the Oakland Nature Preserve. With free admission and open 365 days a year, this preserve features a museum and education center where your kids can learn about the local ecosystem. They can also explore the NaturePlay trail and boardwalk, which offers a unique perspective overlooking Lake Apopka.The University of Central Florida Arboretum is another educational gem. This 82-acre nature park is open to the public and offers a nature trail and boardwalk for your family to enjoy. Pack a picnic lunch and spend the day surrounded by beautiful flora and fauna.If your kids are train enthusiasts, the Central Florida Railroad Museum is a must-visit. This free museum showcases the history of railroads through engaging exhibits. It's both educational and informative, making it suitable for all ages.For a more thought-provoking experience, consider visiting the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Central Florida. This center uses the history and lessons of the Holocaust to promote tolerance and understanding. Through educational exhibits and programs, it seeks to build a just and caring community.Orlando isn't just about fun and entertainment; it also offers enriching educational and cultural experiences for your family. Take advantage of these free opportunities to broaden your children's horizons and create lasting memories.Events and FestivalsGet ready to immerse your family in a world of fun and excitement with the vibrant events and festivals that Orlando has to offer. Here are three incredible events and festivals that you can enjoy for free with your kids:Sanford PorchFest: This annual event takes place in Sanford's historic district and features performances from a variety of artists. As you stroll through the neighborhood, you'll be treated to live music on porches throughout the area. It's a unique and lively experience that the whole family can enjoy.Casa Feliz Open House: Held monthly, this event at Casa Feliz, a historic home in Winter Park, offers live music and docent-led tours. Explore the beautiful architecture and learn about the history of this enchanting house. It's a great opportunity for kids to appreciate and learn about local history.Popcorn Flicks in the Park: Once a month, you can gather the family for a free outdoor movie night in Central Park. Bring your blankets and snacks, and enjoy a family-friendly film under the stars. It's a magical experience that will create lasting memories for everyone.These events and festivals are just a taste of the excitement that awaits your family in Orlando. Whether you're exploring the historic streets of Sanford, immersing yourself in local culture at Casa Feliz, or enjoying a movie night in the park, there's always something fun happening in this vibrant city.Libraries and Learning ProgramsWhen it comes to learning and exploring in Orlando, families can take advantage of the many libraries and learning programs available.Orlando is home to a variety of libraries that offer engaging and educational activities for kids of all ages. One such program is the Orange County Libraries Local Wanderer Program. With an OCLS library card, families can receive free passes to local attractions, museums, concerts, and sporting events. This is a fantastic opportunity to expose children to new experiences and foster a love for learning.Another great option for families is the Winter Park Library Book Boxes. Each month, families can reserve a free book box that includes books for loan, snacks, and other surprises. This is a wonderful way to encourage reading and spend quality time together as a family.For Disney fans, the Disney Collection at the Orlando Public Library is a must-visit. This collection is a treasure trove of Disney books and memorabilia, including photos, periodicals, and press kits. It's a perfect opportunity to delve into the magical world of Disney and learn more about its history and impact.These libraries and learning programs not only provide educational opportunities for children but also encourage a love for reading, exploration, and lifelong learning.Miscellaneous Free ActivitiesAs we continue exploring all the exciting things to do in Orlando, let's now turn our attention to the realm of miscellaneous free activities. From wildlife exhibits to stargazing adventures, there are plenty of unique and budget-friendly experiences that the whole family can enjoy.Here are three miscellaneous free activities that will add some excitement to your Orlando itinerary:Black Hammock Live Gator Exhibit: Located on Lake Jessup, this attraction offers more than just gator sightings. You can enjoy a delicious meal at the restaurant while observing live bird and gator exhibits. It's a great opportunity to learn about these fascinating creatures and get up close and personal with them. Best of all, it's free for visiting, so you can have a thrilling experience without breaking the bank.Knights Under the Stars: If you're looking for a truly out-of-this-world experience, head to the Robinson Observatory at UCF. They host a free event called Knights Under the Stars where guests can observe the night sky through telescopes manned by knowledgeable volunteers. It's a fantastic opportunity to learn about astronomy and discover the wonders of the universe together as a family.Take Photos at Mills 50: For those who appreciate art and want to capture some memorable moments, Mills 50 is the perfect spot. This vibrant neighborhood is adorned with artistic murals that serve as the perfect backdrop for Instagram-worthy pics. Take a leisurely stroll and discover the stunning street art that showcases the creativity and diversity of the local community. Best of all, it's completely free to explore and snap some amazing photos.With these miscellaneous free activities in Orlando, you can create lasting memories without spending a dime. Whether you're observing live gators, gazing at the stars, or capturing beautiful murals, there's something for everyone in the family to enjoy. So go ahead, embrace the freedom of these budget-friendly experiences and have a fantastic time exploring all that Orlando has to offer.Lake Apopka Wildlife DriveLake Apopka Wildlife Drive offers families the opportunity to observe a wide variety of wildlife in their natural habitats while driving along an 11-mile route. This unique experience allows you to explore the beauty of nature without even leaving the comfort of your vehicle. As you drive through the wildlife drive, you'll have the chance to spot alligators, birds, snakes, otters, bobcats, and many other fascinating creatures that call Lake Apopka home.The drive takes you through diverse ecosystems, including marshes, wetlands, and wooded areas, providing a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of Central Florida. It's a perfect way to immerse yourself in nature and teach your kids about the importance of wildlife conservation.One of the great things about Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive is that it's completely free. You can embark on this adventure with your family without worrying about any entrance fees or tickets. It's a budget-friendly option that allows you to enjoy nature without breaking the bank.Safety and comfort are also priorities at Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. The drive is designed to ensure that you can observe the wildlife from a safe distance, keeping both you and the animals protected. Plus, you can enjoy the drive at your own pace, taking as much time as you need to appreciate the beauty around you.Bonnet Springs ParkAfter immersing ourselves in the diverse wildlife of Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, our family was excited to continue our nature adventure at Bonnet Springs Park. This free outdoor attraction offers a variety of activities that are perfect for a day trip from Orlando.Here are three reasons why we loved exploring Bonnet Springs Park:Canopy Walk and Treehouse: As soon as we entered the park, we were greeted by a stunning canopy walk. We climbed up the winding stairs and found ourselves immersed in the treetops, with breathtaking views of the surrounding nature. The kids couldn't get enough of the treehouse, where they let their imaginations run wild. It was a unique and thrilling experience for all of us.Multiple Play Areas: Bonnet Springs Park is a paradise for kids. We discovered multiple play areas scattered throughout the park, each offering a different theme and set of activities. From climbing structures to swings and slides, our little ones had a blast exploring and burning off their energy. It was great to see them freely enjoying themselves in a safe and supervised environment.Natural Beauty: One of the things we loved most about Bonnet Springs Park was its natural beauty. The park is meticulously maintained, with well-groomed paths, lush greenery, and vibrant flowers. We took leisurely strolls along the scenic trails, taking in the peaceful atmosphere and enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. It was a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of the city.Disney Wilderness PreserveOur family was thrilled to explore the Disney Wilderness Preserve, a hidden gem for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts visiting Orlando. As soon as we arrived, we were greeted by the serene beauty of the 12,000-acre preserve. We couldn't believe that such a peaceful oasis was just a short drive away from the hustle and bustle of the theme parks.The preserve offers a variety of free activities that are perfect for families. We started our adventure by hiking the scenic trails, surrounded by lush vegetation and the sounds of native wildlife. It was a great way to connect with nature and escape the crowds. Along the way, we spotted a wide array of bird species, including herons and eagles, which was a treat for our little nature enthusiasts.One of the highlights of our visit was the Conservation Learning Center. This interactive facility provided us with valuable information about the importance of preserving our natural environment. The kids had a blast participating in hands-on exhibits and learning about the various ecosystems found within the preserve.We were also impressed by the preservation efforts of the Disney Wilderness Preserve. The staff is dedicated to protecting the native habitats and educating visitors about the importance of conservation. They rely on donations to support their conservation initiatives, so we happily made a contribution to help ensure the preserve's longevity.Oakland Nature PreserveNestled in the heart of Oakland, the Oakland Nature Preserve offers families a captivating and educational outdoor experience. Here are three reasons why you should visit this hidden gem:Free Admission: At the Oakland Nature Preserve, you can enjoy a day of exploration without spending a dime. With no entrance fees, you can bring your whole family and immerse yourselves in the beauty of nature without breaking the bank.Educational Opportunities: The preserve features a museum and education center where you and your kids can learn about the local flora and fauna. Take a leisurely stroll along the NaturePlay trail and boardwalk, while observing the diverse wildlife that calls Lake Apopka home. It's a great way to spark curiosity and teach your children about the importance of environmental conservation.Breathtaking Views: One of the highlights of the Oakland Nature Preserve is its stunning view of Lake Apopka. As you explore the trails and boardwalks, you'll be treated to picturesque scenes of the lake and its surrounding landscape. It's the perfect backdrop for family photos and a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of Central Florida.Ocala National ForestOcala National Forest offers families a captivating and immersive outdoor experience filled with natural beauty and exciting adventures. With over 600 lakes and rivers, 100 miles of paved roads, and several hiking trails, this forest is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. It's the perfect destination for families who crave freedom and want to explore the great outdoors.One of the highlights of Ocala National Forest is the opportunity to witness stunning wildlife sightings. From majestic alligators to colorful birds, you never know what you might encounter during your visit. The forest's diverse ecosystems provide a comfortable and safe environment for observing these fascinating creatures in their natural habitats.For those seeking even more adventure, Ocala National Forest offers a unique glimpse into history. Explore the remains of a 19th-century homestead or marvel at the sinkholes scattered throughout the forest. These remnants serve as a reminder of the rich history that surrounds this area and add an extra layer of excitement to your outdoor exploration.Whether you choose to embark on a scenic hike, paddle along one of the many lakes, or simply enjoy a peaceful picnic surrounded by nature, Ocala National Forest offers endless possibilities for family fun. It's a place where you can truly disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and connect with the beauty of the natural world.Visit a Splash PadWhen it comes to finding free and fun ways to beat the heat in Orlando, visiting a splash pad is a fantastic option for families. Not only is it a great way for kids to cool off and have fun, but it also provides a sense of freedom as they splash around in the water.Here are three reasons why visiting a splash pad is a must-do activity in Orlando:Free and Family-Friendly: Splash pads in Orlando are open year-round and offer free admission. This means that families can enjoy a day of water play without spending a dime. Splash pads are designed with kids in mind, with shallow pools, water fountains, and interactive features that provide endless entertainment. It's the perfect place for children to let loose, make new friends, and create lasting memories.Stay Cool and Have Fun: Orlando's splash pads are a haven for beating the heat. With the Florida sun shining bright, a splash pad provides a refreshing escape for both kids and parents. The water play keeps everyone cool and comfortable, allowing families to enjoy the outdoors without worrying about overheating. Plus, the joy and laughter that come from splashing in the water make for a fun-filled day.Enjoy Water Play for Free: Visiting a splash pad gives families the freedom to enjoy water play without any added costs. There's no need to worry about expensive water parks or admission fees. Splash pads provide a safe and supervised environment for kids to have a blast in the water, all while allowing parents to relax and enjoy the experience. It's a win-win situation for everyone.Frequently Asked QuestionsAre There Any Age Restrictions for the Free Attractions at Disney Springs, Disney's Boardwalk, and Universal Citywalk?There are no age restrictions for the free attractions at Disney Springs, Disney's BoardWalk, and Universal CityWalk. These attractions offer something for everyone in the family to enjoy.From splash pads and free build areas at the Lego store to live DJs and dance parties, there's plenty of fun for kids of all ages.Are There Any Guided Tours Available at Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, Bonnet Springs Park, Disney Wilderness Preserve, Oakland Nature Preserve, and Ocala National Forest?There are guided tours available at Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, Bonnet Springs Park, Disney Wilderness Preserve, Oakland Nature Preserve, and Ocala National Forest.These tours offer a fantastic opportunity to explore the natural beauty and wildlife of Orlando.Whether you're observing alligators and birds from your vehicle at Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive or hiking the trails at Disney Wilderness Preserve, these guided tours provide educational and engaging experiences for the whole family.Are There Any Specific Safety Guidelines or Precautions to Keep in Mind While Visiting the Splash Pads?When visiting splash pads in Orlando, it's important to keep some safety guidelines in mind.First, ensure that your children are supervised at all times to prevent any accidents.Make sure they wear appropriate swimwear and apply sunscreen to protect their skin from the sun.Remind them to follow any rules or instructions posted at the splash pad.Lastly, encourage them to take regular breaks and stay hydrated to avoid overheating.What Are the Operating Hours of the Indoor Playgrounds and Entertainment Venues Mentioned in the Article?The operating hours of the indoor playgrounds and entertainment venues mentioned in the article vary, so it's best to check their websites or call ahead for the most up-to-date information.These attractions provide a safe and supervised environment for kids to let loose and have fun, away from the Florida heat or rain.With engaging activities and free entertainment, they're perfect for family outings.Let your little ones enjoy playtime while you relax and enjoy some downtime.Are There Any Special Events or Programs Offered at the Libraries Mentioned in the Article, Such as Storytimes or Workshops for Kids?At the libraries mentioned in the article, there are indeed special events and programs for kids! They offer storytimes and workshops that are perfect for little ones. These activities provide a fun and educational experience for the whole family.It's a great way to spend quality time together and encourage a love for reading and learning. So, be sure to check out the libraries and see what exciting events they've in store for your children. They're sure to be a hit!ConclusionIn conclusion, Orlando is a treasure trove of fun and affordable activities for kids.From exploring free attractions at popular spots like Disney Springs and Universal CityWalk, to getting up close and personal with nature at Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive and Bonnet Springs Park, there's no shortage of excitement.And let's not forget about the splash pads and indoor playgrounds for those hot or rainy days.So grab your family and embark on a budget-friendly adventure in the vibrant city of Orlando.Happy exploring! submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] |
2024.05.17 17:44 Odd-Clock1474 The upward contemplation of the splendid life in Chinoiserie
 | In 1735, a little-known “peintre en toiles” (painter on canvas) named Jean-Antoine Fraisse (1680?–1738/39) published a collection of decorative designs titled “The Book of Chinese Patterns.” This work was inspired by original pieces from Persia, India, China, and Japan, and was dedicated to his patron in Chantilly, Louis-Henri, the Prince of Condé (1692–1740). submitted by Odd-Clock1474 to u/Odd-Clock1474 [link] [comments] After the deaths of Fraisse and the Prince of Condé, Gabriel Huquier (1695–1772) published several subsequent editions of Fraisse’s plates. Due to Huquier’s prominent position in the 18th-century French decorative arts scene, his reissues led to a reassessment of “The Book of Chinese Patterns,” greatly enhancing its significance. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds the most complete known copy of “The Book of Chinese Patterns” to date, which includes 55 etchings and 8 woodcuts. Huquier, particularly attuned to the tastes and trends of his time, reconfigured Fraisse’s etchings, elevating Jean-Antoine Fraisse from relative obscurity to a more prominent position in the discussion of 18th-century French decorative arts. “The Book of Chinese Patterns” is not merely a product of the Prince of Condé’s imagination; it also reflects the specific tastes of its era and provided a source for various artisanal shops. Jean-Antoine Fraisse’s “Fantastic Bird” Many of Jean-Antoine Fraisse’s works draw inspiration from patterns found on Chinese porcelain. Compared to many European Chinoiserie artists, whose works were often based on imagination and reinterpretation, Fraisse’s works tend to align more closely with Eastern aesthetics, both in subject matter and technique. His piece “Fantastic Bird” almost entirely abandons the Italian-style shading and perspective, emphasizing a purely Eastern flat expression, highlighted by textures and intricate details rendered with precision. Jean-Antoine Fraisse employs the classic Eastern asymmetric composition, emulating the meticulous lines and fine brushwork, presenting the rich colors and light shading typical of detailed painting. The artwork, with its dreamlike and vivid quality, conveys auspicious symbolism through the mythical bird. The boundaries between the present and the past, the eternal and the fragile, dissolve into the intense and passionate colors, embodying an upward contemplation of a splendid life. ChuCui Palace Epiphyllum in Moon Brooch In addition to painting, the contemplation of life is also integrated into the works of Chinoiserie jewelry, represented by ChuCui Palace. Their piece “Epiphyllum in Moon” is rich in the dynamic curves characteristic of Chinoiserie, with fluttering flowers and leaves that flow gracefully. The varied lengths of the intertwined curves, whether ascending or descending, depict the intricate complexity of nature. The piece captures the fleeting bloom of the epiphyllum, which in Chinoiserie art symbolizes ephemeral beauty. In mythology, the epiphyllum often represents the eternal moment, a seeming paradox that signifies infinite meaning. ChuCui Palace has innovatively combined the Chinese gongbi technique of layered color application with Western inlay methods, allowing colors to blend and diffuse like ink, creating a gentle and delicate poetic effect. The combination of flowers, leaves, and butterflies forms a harmonious interplay of points, lines, and surfaces. In composition, the work emphasizes both roundness and fullness, while intentionally incorporating asymmetrical lines reminiscent of wind and leaves, enhancing its graceful and natural aesthetic. The piece transcends temporal boundaries, surpassing mere craftsmanship, and captures an intuitive understanding of life. Though time passes and life is finite, the work resolves the paradox of the ephemeral and the eternal, providing a sense of life’s continuity in a softly flowing atmosphere. The watercolor painting by Moses Griffith depicts the Chinese House at Shugborough Hall. Another approach that is closer to nature and captures a more intuitive sense of life and aesthetic intuition is found in European Chinoiserie-style gardens. Chinese gardens first sparked particular interest in Britain, as they served as a template for breaking away from rigid European traditions. The aesthetic principles of Chinese gardens became the basis for analysis by 18th-century British literati, who regarded them as examples of “imitating nature” or “idealizing nature.” The layout of Chinese gardens, including waterfalls, artificial hills, canals and lakes, irregular slopes, railings, mysterious groves, and rocks, almost resembles miniature nature. Such designs were in contrast to the mainstream taste in European horticulture, which favored symmetry and regularity. Chinese gardens gradually presented different scenes — on mountains or by lakes, in forests or on wooden bridges, in courtyards or pagodas. Their sizes ranged from small areas in the backyard to landscapes reminiscent of the famous pastoral scenes in “Dream of the Red Chamber.” Chinese gardens embody the concept of wholeness, incorporating both the complexity of nature and the human experience of wandering, with spatial and temporal dimensions. Joseph Addison spoke highly of Chinese-style gardens, believing that the Chinese had “a natural Genius for hiding Art,” that “this kind of Beauty strikes the Imagination,” and that “there is a certain Majesty in Nature, which is more worth our Observation than all the fine Strokes and Features of Art.” Simultaneously, the combination of gardening and architectural art, by constructing pagodas and Chinese-style buildings within the gardens, further reinforced the integration of diverse styles. This not only freed people from the strict rules and formal characteristics of classicism but also paved the way for the rise of Romanticism and individualism in 19th-century Britain. In the exploration of life within 18th-century European art, Chinoiserie transcended mere praise of nature to become a profound reflection on the essence of life itself. Through Chinoiserie artworks, particularly in painting, sculpture, and decorative arts, people surpassed traditional European aesthetic concepts, delving into the diversity, complexity, and mystique of life. The Eastern aesthetic principles embodied in Chinoiserie, along with the imagination and pursuit of Eastern culture and nature, reflect humanity’s continual quest and exploration for the meaning of life. In Chinoiserie works, we can observe a deep respect and reverence for life, as well as profound reflections on nature, human emotions, and the spiritual realm. Therefore, Chinoiserie is not merely an artistic form but also a philosophical contemplation and expression of life, nature, and human existence. |
2024.05.17 00:57 TriviaGalore93 Top 10 NBA players for each letter of the alphabet
The origins of this list came about when the Denver Nuggets won the NBA chip last year. I asked my bball group chat if winning the NBA chip made Jamal the best NBA player named Jamal/Jamaal. I then made this list:
Jamal Murray Jamal Crawford Jamal Mashburn Jamaal Magloire Jamaal Tinsley
After some research we learned about Jamaal Wilkes and then we made Tinsley an honorable mention.
With the NBA playoffs coming, I thought I tried to do something similar but on a much larger scale and share it with the NBA subreddit community.
I'm not sure if such a list has been done before. If it has, please send me the link to it so I can read it.
Also this is how I came up with the list. The list is not in any specific order per letter. Its more like the first name for each letter is the first name I thought of. Whenever I have trouble finishing up the list, I go to Google and basketball reference. I indicate when I do so.
The list is done by first name and not last. So for example, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar will fall under K and not A. The other thing is players will be listed by their actual given name and not nicknames. For example, magic Johnson will be under I for Earvin "magic" Johnson.
Please let me know what you think about the list and let me know what players you feel I missed. Also let me know which letter has the best NBA players. EDIT: I added Joel Embiid, Anthony Edwards and William "Bill" Russell on this list because they shamefully slipped my mind last time.
A:
B:
C:
C.J. McCollum Cedric Maxwell Chris Kaman Corey Maggette Cuttino Mobley
D:
DeAndre Jordan Domantas Sabonis Demar DeRozan DeMarcus Cousins
E:
F: (I had to use basketball reference for the majority of these)
H: (had to use basketball reference for #9&10)
K:
L:
M:
N: (used basketball reference for norm Nixon)
O: (used basketball reference for #7)
Q: (used bball reference from #4-10)
S:
Samuel Dalembert Shareef Abdur-Rahim Sam Perkins Stephen Marbury Stephen Jackson Steve Francis Steve Smith
T:
U: (literally used bball reference for everyone after udonis)
Voshon Lenard
W: (used basketball reference for #8-10)
X (used basketball reference for all except #1&2)
Looking forward to reading your comments!
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Jamal Murray Jamal Crawford Jamal Mashburn Jamaal Magloire Jamaal Tinsley
After some research we learned about Jamaal Wilkes and then we made Tinsley an honorable mention.
With the NBA playoffs coming, I thought I tried to do something similar but on a much larger scale and share it with the NBA subreddit community.
I'm not sure if such a list has been done before. If it has, please send me the link to it so I can read it.
Also this is how I came up with the list. The list is not in any specific order per letter. Its more like the first name for each letter is the first name I thought of. Whenever I have trouble finishing up the list, I go to Google and basketball reference. I indicate when I do so.
The list is done by first name and not last. So for example, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar will fall under K and not A. The other thing is players will be listed by their actual given name and not nicknames. For example, magic Johnson will be under I for Earvin "magic" Johnson.
Please let me know what you think about the list and let me know what players you feel I missed. Also let me know which letter has the best NBA players. EDIT: I added Joel Embiid, Anthony Edwards and William "Bill" Russell on this list because they shamefully slipped my mind last time.
A:
- Alex English
- Allen Iverson
- Anthony Davis
- Adrian Dantley
- Andre Iguodala
- Amar'e Stoudemire
- Alonzo Mourning
- Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway
- Artis Gilmore
- Allan Houston
B:
- Baron Davis
- Bernard King
- Bradley Beal
- Ben Wallace
- Ben Gordon
- Blake Griffin
- Brook Lopez
- Brad Daugherty
- Brad Miller
- Bam Adebayo
C:
- Chris Paul
- Charles Barkley
- Clyde Drexler
- Chris Webber
- Carmelo Anthony
- Chauncey Billups
- Chris Bosh
- Chris Mullin
- Christian Laettner
- Carlos Boozer
C.J. McCollum Cedric Maxwell Chris Kaman Corey Maggette Cuttino Mobley
D:
- Dirk Nowitzki
- David Robinson
- Dwyane Wade
- Dwight Howard
- Damian Lillard
- Draymond Green
- Dikembe Mutombo
- Dominique Wilkins
- Dennis Rodman
- Derrick Rose
DeAndre Jordan Domantas Sabonis Demar DeRozan DeMarcus Cousins
E:
- Elgin Baylor
- Elton Brand
- Elvin Hayes
- Eddie Jones
- Emanuel David "Manu" Ginóbili
- Eric Gordon
- Evan Turner
- Eric Bledsoe
- Earvin "Magic" Johnson
- Eddie Johnson
F: (I had to use basketball reference for the majority of these)
- Furkan Korkmaz
- Fred Brown
- Frederick "Freddie" L. Lewis
- Franz Wagner
- Francis "Frank" Stanley Kaminsky III
- Francisco García
- Fredderick Edmund "Fred" VanVleet
- Frank Vernon Ramsey Jr
- Franklin Delano Selvy
- Fred Hoiberg
- Giannis Antetokounmpo
- Gary Payton
- George Gervin
- Grant Hill
- Gail Charles Goodrich Jr
- George Mikan
- Glen Rice
- Gilbert Arenas
- Glenn Robinson
- Goran Dragic
H: (had to use basketball reference for #9&10)
- Hakeem Olajuwon
- Harold Everett "Hal" Greer
- Hersey Hawkins
- Hubert Davis
- Horace Grant
- Harrison Barnes
- Hassan Whiteside
- Hedo Türkoğlu
- Harthorne Wingo
- Hamidou Diallo
- Isiah Thomas
- Isaiah Thomas
- Ish Smith
- Iman Shumpert
- Immanuel Quickley
- Isaiah Rider
- Isaac Okoro
- Ime Udoka
- Isaiah Stewart
- Isaiah Hartenstein
- Jason Kidd
- Julius Erving
- John havlicek
- Jerry West
- Jimmy Harden
- James Worthy
- Jayson Tatum
- John Stockton
- Jimmy Butler
- Joel Embiid
K:
- Kareem Abdul Jabbar
- Kobe Bryant
- Kevin Durant
- Kyrie Irving
- Klay Thompson
- Kevin Garnett
- Kevin Love
- Kahwi Leonard
- Kevin McHale
- Karl Malone
L:
- LeBron James
- Larry Bird
- LaMarcus Aldridge
- Lou Williams
- Lafayette "Fat" Lever
- Luol Deng
- Luka Dončić
- Latrell Sprewell
- Larry Johnson
- Lamar Odom
M:
- Michael Jordan
- Mark Jackson
- Moses Malone
- Manu Ginóbili
- Marc Gasol
- Mark Price
- Mike Conley
- Mitch Richmond
- Monta Ellis
- Maurice Edward Cheeks
N: (used basketball reference for norm Nixon)
- Nate Robinson
- Nikola Jokić
- Nikola Vučević
- Nick Anderson
- Norman Powell
- Nicolas Batum
- Nene Hilario
- Norm Nixon
- Nick Van Exel
- Nate "the great" Thurmond
O: (used basketball reference for #7)
- Oscar Robertson
- Otis Thorpe
- Otto Porter
- O.J. Mayo
- Omer Asik
- Omri Casspi
- Onyeka Okongwu
- OG Anunoby
- Obi Toppin
- Otis Birdsong
- Paul George
- Paul Pierce
- Patrick Ewing
- Pau Gasol
- Paul Millsap
- Pascal Siakam
- Pooh Richardson
- Paul Westphal
- "Pistol" Pete Maravich
- Purvis Short
Q: (used bball reference from #4-10)
- Quentin Richardson
- Quincy Acy
- Quincy Pondexter
- Quincy Douby
- Quinn Cook
- Quinndary Weatherspoon
- Quinn Snyder
- Quentin Grimes
- Quintin Dailey
- Quinton Ross
- Ray Allen
- Russell Westbrook
- Rajon Rondo
- Robert Parish
- Reggie Miller
- Robert "Bob" Lanier
- Robert "Bob" Cousey
- Ralph Sampson
- Robert E. Lee "Bob" Pettit
- Robert "Bob" McAdoo
S:
- Shaquille O'Neal
- Scottie Pippen
- Steve Nash
- Stephen Curry
- Shawn Kemp
- Serge Ibaka
- Sidney Moncrief
- Shawn Marion
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
- Sam Cassell
Samuel Dalembert Shareef Abdur-Rahim Sam Perkins Stephen Marbury Stephen Jackson Steve Francis Steve Smith
T:
- Tim Duncan
- Tony Parker
- Tracy McGrady
- Terry Porter
- Tom Chambers
- Thaddeus Young
- Tyrese Haliburton
- Toni Kucoc
- Trae Young
- Tayshaun Prince
U: (literally used bball reference for everyone after udonis)
- Udonis Haslem
- Uwe Blab
- Usman Garuba
- Udoka Azubuike
- Ulice Payne
- Uluss Thompson
- Uroš Slokar
- Ulysses Cleon Reed
- N/A
- N/A
- Vince Carter
- Victor Oladipo
- Vlade Divac
- Vin Baker
- Vernon Maxwell
- Vinnie Johnson
- Vince Edwards
- Vern Fleming
- Vince Taylor
- Vinny Del Negro
Voshon Lenard
W: (used basketball reference for #8-10)
- Wilt Chamberlain
- Walt Bellamy
- Walt Frazier
- Willis Reed
- Westley Sissel "Wes" Unseld
- Willie Anderson
- William "Bill" Russell
- Wesley Person
- Walter Davis
- Wayne Embry
X (used basketball reference for all except #1&2)
- Xavier Tillman
- Xavier Henry
- Xavier McDaniel
- Xavier Munford
- Xavier Cooks
- Xavier Rathan-Mayes
- Xavier Sneed
- Xavier Silas
- Xavier Rey
- Xue Yuyang
- Yao Ming
- Yi Jianlin
- Yuta Watanabe
- Yogi Ferrell
- Yakhouba Diawara
- Yaroslav Korolev
- Yinka Dare
- York Larese
- Yuta Tabuse
- Yante Maten
- Zion Williamson
- Zach Randolph
- Zach Lavine
- Zaza Pachulia
- Zach Collins
- Ziaire Williams
- Zoran Planinić
- Zydrunas Ilgauskas
- N/A
- N/A
Looking forward to reading your comments!
2024.05.16 18:57 minutemenapparel Need help from Frontier bros (Utah)
 | (Not sure if this is allowed on this subreddit, please delete if not.) submitted by minutemenapparel to nissanfrontier [link] [comments] Hello from a fellow Nissan truck owner. I have an Xterra and I am developing some products for the Xterra. But I also want to make stuff for the Frontier too since they share very similar parts. I’ve made for my X what I call dash skins. It’s laser cut Cordura fabric that gives you the option of using camo prints such as Multicam. Very tacticool, I know. Where I could use some help with is if you live in the Salt Lake UT area, I would need to take some measurements of your dash control panels. Mostly the 4wd control panel and climate control. I’m pretty sure the steering wheel is exactly the same. I’d get you a free set for your troubles. This is for model years 2005-2009? Not sure if the frontier got an interior refresh or not like the Xterra. Please refer to the pics. |
2024.05.16 15:51 Aulani97 Washington roadtrip help needed!!
Hello everyone,
We have started planning our summer trip again, and this time we have decided to explore the northwest of America.We have created a first draft of the trip ourselves, but we would like to receive your feedback based on your experiences. For us, it's the first time in this area, so everything is new to us. You might notice immediately that we haven't included any cities in the itinerary. This is because we are not really interested in city visits and usually end up disappointed when walking through American cities, haha. We prefer to spend our time in nature and national parks. Besides visiting the highlights, our daily activities mainly consist of hiking trails, with no limit on the number of kilometers or difficulty level, as long as we can do it in one day. We are not fans of camping and therefore stay in hotels, etc. Advice on beautiful trails in this region is very welcome.
NEW ROUTE:
Activity per day:
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We have started planning our summer trip again, and this time we have decided to explore the northwest of America.We have created a first draft of the trip ourselves, but we would like to receive your feedback based on your experiences. For us, it's the first time in this area, so everything is new to us. You might notice immediately that we haven't included any cities in the itinerary. This is because we are not really interested in city visits and usually end up disappointed when walking through American cities, haha. We prefer to spend our time in nature and national parks. Besides visiting the highlights, our daily activities mainly consist of hiking trails, with no limit on the number of kilometers or difficulty level, as long as we can do it in one day. We are not fans of camping and therefore stay in hotels, etc. Advice on beautiful trails in this region is very welcome.
NEW ROUTE:
| Day | Place start | Driving time | Place to go |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amsterdam | 01:17 | Seattle AIrport/ Mount Rainier |
| 2 | Mount Rainier - sunrise | Mount Rainier - paradise | |
| 3 | Mount Rainier - paradise | Mount Rainier - paradise | |
| 4 | Mount Rainier - paradise | 03:45 | Quinalt |
| 5 | Quinalt | 01:15 | Forks |
| 6 | Forks | 01:05 | Port Angels |
| 7 | Port Angels | Port Angels | |
| 8 | Port Angels | (ferry) | Bellingham |
| 9 | Bellingham | 03:06 | Winthrop |
| 10 | Winthrop | Winthrop | |
| 11 | Winthrop | 02:07 | Leavenworth |
| 12 | Leavenworth | 02:10 | Seattle |
| 13 | Seattle | Amsterdam |
- Naches Peak Loop Trail (5,6), Sunrise Nature Trail (2,4km), Sunrise Point Lookout
- Mount Fremont Lookout Trail via Sourdough Ridge Trail (9,2km), Silver Falls Loop (4,7km)
- Skyline Loop Trail (9,2km), Alta Vista Trail (2,6km), Nisqually Vista Trail (1,8km), lookout points
- Eagle Peak Trail (10,8km)
- Lake Quinault (Quinault Rain Forest Trailhead), World's Largest Sitka Spruce, Ruby Beach, Half of Moses Trail (1,8km), Spruce Nature Trail (2,3km)
- La Push Beaches, Hole-in-the-Wall from Rialto Beach, Shi Shi Beach Trail, Cape Flattery (1,9km), Makah Cultural & Research Center Museum
- Hurricane Ridge (lookout), Big Meadow Loop (0,6km), Mount Angeles via Klahhane Ridge Trail (9,0km), Obstruction Point Road, Elk Mountain Trail Loop (7,2km),
- Sol Duc Falls (2,6Km), Marymere Falls Trail (2,7km), Lake Crescent (lookout), Mount Storm King (6,6km), Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge
- Oyster Dome trail (10,1km), Chuckanut Drive, Diablo Lake Vista Point (lookout), Sterling Munro Trail (0,5km)
- Maple Pass Trail (10,5km), Rainy Lake Trail (3,2), Blue Lake Trail (7,4km)
- Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm or Desolation Peak Trail via Ross Lake
- Colchuck Lake Trail (14km), Goldmyer Hot Springs Property
2024.05.16 08:37 sunnysidetravelsvlog What do I love about travelling?
I am truly attempting to find some answers to the above question for the first time in this year of crazy adventures. Firstly, I am doing this because my editor (hey, Mandy!) asked me to (thank you, Sabrina :P), and secondly, it might help me answer the thousands of questions I have in my head and the people who ask this question repeatedly.
To be honest, I don't currently have any travel plans or airline tickets to return home, but the more I see, the more I want to see.
Yes, it's similar to a narcotic, but a good, completely legal one. Following much thought, this is the initial list. However, I have a feeling that the reasons might shift in a few months.
That was altered by travel. One day, you can find me hiking Tasmania's Cradle Mountain, and the next, I'll be sleeping beneath a million stars in the wide Indian desert. Next, I might go diving in the Great Barrier Reef or perhaps skydiving in Lake Taupo at a height of 50,000 feet (okay, so I haven't really done the last one yet, but I've made the reservation).hope for the best! adore spending time with myself
Many people planned their vacations to India, Bali, and Rome in the footsteps of Elizabeth Gilbert and her Eat, Love, Pray adventure, and many more believe that the destination they choose would transform them. Count me among them.
And even though I didn't truly discover who I am or the man I want to marry, this last year has undoubtedly assisted me in freeing up mental space. I was able to separate my complete chaos of a personal life into several categories so that I could prioritize joy and happiness above drama and depression.
I adore that every day is just like this—it's the true spirit of adventure. I have no idea where I will be spending Christmas this year. I have no notion where I'm heading beyond the Pacific Islands; the world is wide open.
I am truly attempting to find some answers to the above question for the first time in this year of crazy adventures. Firstly, I am doing this because my editor (hey, Mandy!) asked me to (thank you, Sabrina :P), and secondly, it might help me answer the thousands of questions I have in my head and the people who ask this question repeatedly.
To be honest, I don't currently have any travel plans or airline tickets to return home, but the more I see, the more I want to see.
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To be honest, I don't currently have any travel plans or airline tickets to return home, but the more I see, the more I want to see.
Yes, it's similar to a narcotic, but a good, completely legal one. Following much thought, this is the initial list. However, I have a feeling that the reasons might shift in a few months.
I enjoy testing my boundaries and pushing myself.
Living in a cozy home, be it a palace, a room, an apartment, or a studio, breeds complacency and laziness. You can shower EVERY day, you know where your belongings are, and you can use the restroom whenever you need to (long-term travelers understand how challenging some of these things may be when you're on the road). To put it briefly, living in a location you call home is (too) simple!That was altered by travel. One day, you can find me hiking Tasmania's Cradle Mountain, and the next, I'll be sleeping beneath a million stars in the wide Indian desert. Next, I might go diving in the Great Barrier Reef or perhaps skydiving in Lake Taupo at a height of 50,000 feet (okay, so I haven't really done the last one yet, but I've made the reservation).hope for the best! adore spending time with myself
Many people planned their vacations to India, Bali, and Rome in the footsteps of Elizabeth Gilbert and her Eat, Love, Pray adventure, and many more believe that the destination they choose would transform them. Count me among them.
And even though I didn't truly discover who I am or the man I want to marry, this last year has undoubtedly assisted me in freeing up mental space. I was able to separate my complete chaos of a personal life into several categories so that I could prioritize joy and happiness above drama and depression.
I enjoy making new friends.
I think that somewhere inside of me, since I started travelling and was compelled by the circumstances, was my previous self. I recall Sabrina as a young girl, outgoing and unafraid to strike up a conversation. Finding her and persuading her to come out of the shyness closet took some time. Layers of corporate life veiled her, but eventually she broke free, and we have been together ever since. (It's me, in case you missed it.) I've met some wonderful individuals while travelling, and some of my favorite travel-related memories are of times spent with them.I enjoy taking risks and being uncontrollable.
I used to be a complete control freak who was obsessed with the details of my upcoming day, week, and month. I've had to give it up in favor of the unexpected in the past year—the enchantment of not knowing where you're going, if you're going to sleep, what you're going to do, or who you're going to meet.I adore that every day is just like this—it's the true spirit of adventure. I have no idea where I will be spending Christmas this year. I have no notion where I'm heading beyond the Pacific Islands; the world is wide open.
I am truly attempting to find some answers to the above question for the first time in this year of crazy adventures. Firstly, I am doing this because my editor (hey, Mandy!) asked me to (thank you, Sabrina :P), and secondly, it might help me answer the thousands of questions I have in my head and the people who ask this question repeatedly.
To be honest, I don't currently have any travel plans or airline tickets to return home, but the more I see, the more I want to see.
2024.05.15 03:32 Fun_Neighbor5 Mobile mechanics?
Anyone know of a budget friendly mobile mechanic that can get out to black lake? I have a nissan murano 2006 that I'm needing help to get started again, as it's only been inoperable for just about a few days. I've found one obvious cause; a spark plugs well had some oil in it. I'm only able to get to the front plugs, as the the back plugs are under the cylinder housing...
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2024.05.14 16:50 Aulani97 12 day itinerary Washington State
Hello everyone,We have started planning our summer trip again, and this time we have decided to explore the northwest of America.We have created a first draft of the trip ourselves, but we would like to receive your feedback based on your experiences. For us, it's the first time in this area, so everything is new to us. You might notice immediately that we haven't included any cities in the itinerary. This is because we are not really interested in city visits and usually end up disappointed when walking through American cities, haha. We prefer to spend our time in nature and national parks. Besides visiting the highlights, our daily activities mainly consist of hiking trails, with no limit on the number of kilometers or difficulty level, as long as we can do it in one day. We are not fans of camping and therefore stay in hotels, etc. Advice on beautiful trails in this region is very welcome.
NEW ROUTE:
Activity per day:
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NEW ROUTE:
| Day | Place start | Driving time | Place to go |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amsterdam | 01:17 | Seattle AIrport/ Mount Rainier |
| 2 | Mount Rainier - sunrise | Mount Rainier - paradise | |
| 3 | Mount Rainier - paradise | Mount Rainier - paradise | |
| 4 | Mount Rainier - paradise | 03:45 | Quinalt |
| 5 | Quinalt | 01:15 | Forks |
| 6 | Forks | 01:05 | Port Angels |
| 7 | Port Angels | Port Angels | |
| 8 | Port Angels | (ferry) | Bellingham |
| 9 | Bellingham | 03:06 | Winthrop |
| 10 | Winthrop | Winthrop | |
| 11 | Winthrop | 02:07 | Leavenworth |
| 12 | Leavenworth | 02:10 | Seattle |
| 13 | Seattle | Amsterdam |
- Naches Peak Loop Trail (5,6), Sunrise Nature Trail (2,4km), Sunrise Point Lookout
- Mount Fremont Lookout Trail via Sourdough Ridge Trail (9,2km), Silver Falls Loop (4,7km)
- Skyline Loop Trail (9,2km), Alta Vista Trail (2,6km), Nisqually Vista Trail (1,8km), lookout points
- Eagle Peak Trail (10,8km)
- Lake Quinault (Quinault Rain Forest Trailhead), World's Largest Sitka Spruce, Ruby Beach, Half of Moses Trail (1,8km), Spruce Nature Trail (2,3km)
- La Push Beaches, Hole-in-the-Wall from Rialto Beach, Shi Shi Beach Trail, Cape Flattery (1,9km), Makah Cultural & Research Center Museum
- Hurricane Ridge (lookout), Big Meadow Loop (0,6km), Mount Angeles via Klahhane Ridge Trail (9,0km), Obstruction Point Road, Elk Mountain Trail Loop (7,2km),
- Sol Duc Falls (2,6Km), Marymere Falls Trail (2,7km), Lake Crescent (lookout), Mount Storm King (6,6km), Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge
- Oyster Dome trail (10,1km), Chuckanut Drive, Diablo Lake Vista Point (lookout), Sterling Munro Trail (0,5km)
- Maple Pass Trail (10,5km), Rainy Lake Trail (3,2), Blue Lake Trail (7,4km)
- Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm or Desolation Peak Trail via Ross Lake
- Colchuck Lake Trail (14km), Goldmyer Hot Springs Property
2024.05.14 13:32 Actempo121 What are The Cool Places to Visit in Delhi in Summer?
 | https://preview.redd.it/vgyi7a8fod0d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=133c8f5bc285c4b5199d2873fe9907852088588f submitted by Actempo121 to u/Actempo121 [link] [comments] During the scorching summer months, escaping Delhi's heat by visiting nearby cooler destinations is a great idea. Here are some cool places near Delhi to visit during the summer: Shimla, Himachal Pradesh: Shimla offers pleasant weather and scenic beauty during the summer months. Enjoy leisurely walks on Mall Road, and visit the historic Viceregal Lodge, . Nainital, Uttarakhand: Nestled amidst the Kumaon Hills, Nainital is famous for its picturesque lakes and lush greenery. Boating on Naini Lake, exploring the Naina Devi Temple, and taking a cable car ride to Snow View Point are popular activities here. Mussoorie, Uttarakhand: Another popular hill station near Delhi, Mussoorie is known for its colonial charm, scenic beauty, and pleasant weather. Visit Kempty Falls, take a stroll on Camel's Back Road, and enjoy stunning views from Gun Hill. Rishikesh, Uttarakhand: If you prefer adventure and spirituality, head to Rishikesh. Enjoy white water rafting on the Ganges, attend yoga and meditation sessions, and visit the famous Beatles Ashram and Triveni Ghat. Lansdowne, Uttarakhand: A serene and offbeat hill station, Lansdowne offers tranquility amidst oak and pine forests. Visit the Bhulla Lake, trek to Tip N Top viewpoint, and explore the historic War Memorial. McLeod Ganj (Dharamshala), Himachal Pradesh: Known as the home of the Tibetan spiritual leader, Dalai Lama, McLeod Ganj offers a blend of Tibetan culture, spirituality, and stunning Himalayan views. Visit the Namgyal Monastery, Bhagsu Waterfall, and indulge in Tibetan cuisine. Manali, Himachal Pradesh: While slightly farther from Delhi, Manali is worth the journey for its breathtaking landscapes, adventure activities, and cool climate. Explore Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass (seasonal), Hadimba Temple, and Old Manali's charming cafes. Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh: This quaint hill station offers peace and tranquility amidst dense forests and colonial architecture. Visit the Monkey Point, Christ Church, and enjoy panoramic views from Gilbert Trail. These destinations offer a welcome escape from Delhi's heat during the summer months, with their pleasant weather, scenic beauty, and a range of activities to enjoy.If you are planning to travel with family, friends, or a group, you can book a Tempo Traveller on Rent in Delhi So that your journey will become easier and you will be able to enjoy all the places easily. #tempotraveller #tempotravellerprice #tempotravelleronrent #tempotravellerbooking #tempotravellerdelhi #actempotraveller #12seatertempotraveller #travel #traveltoindia |
2024.05.14 09:28 Aggressive-City4453 Lakeshore cabin 41
The story begins in 1968 on one of the deepest freshwater lakes, crater lake in Washington state. Marc a 23 year old explorer, loved camping fishing just getting away from it all. Marc grew up in a smaller town Moses Lake Washington. Its located off the interstate in between Spokane and Seattle Washington, Marc decided he wanted to go explore the crater Lake area only telling his mother and father where he was headed. “Expect me back in a week” Marc said bags packed loaded into his 2015 ford explorer.
He pulled out of the driveway waving goodbye to his mother. Little did they know this was the last time they would see eachother due to the events about to unfold. Marc jammed his favorite tunes the whole 3 hour trip to crater lake. He was there found his campsite right away, nobody was within a 300 yards of his secluded little spot. He unpacked put up his tent and was ready for a hike.
It was 330 in the afternoon on day 1 of his little vacation. When he took off on a steep rugged trail that made its way around the lake. Marc never was one to stay on the beaten path as he liked to explore and go places not many others have ever gone. After getting his fill of sights and feeling exhausted and hungry. Marc decided it was time to make his way back to camp. He made dinner drank a few beers that he enjoyed while camping and turned in for the night.
It was a quiet night and Marc found himself fast asleep as soon as his head hit the pillow, The next morning Marc was up early made some breakfast and packed a lunch for the long eventful day ahead. His plan being to go off the beaten path again and find some little streams to fish along the way. Marc hiked about 3-4 hours off the main trail and found a beautiful crystal clear brook with rapids flowing into some deeper holes.
Perfect for catching brook trout and that he did. using a panther Martin black with yellow dots and a silver spoon to mimic baitfish and it was the color that was always his go to. It wasn’t but his second cast and a nice 1lb brookie nailed his spinner and put up a little fight before Marc landed it and immediately gutted it and stored it away. Brook trout are one of best eating trout. Marc continued to climb up the stream to higher elevations hitting hole after home along the way.
The day went by quick as it was nearing dusk and Marc had caught 12 nice sized brook trout and a couple little cutthroat as well. Plenty to make a good 3 meals out of. Geared with only a flashlight and his pack fishing pole and fish cleaning supplies Marc made his way of what he thought was the way back out towards his camp.
Checking his watch on his phone Marc seen it was 11pm pitch black dark out now and he realized he had been walking long enough that he shoulda recognized some landmarks or where he had made his way in, but he didn’t recognize anything and with it being dark out he was even more lost.
Without panicking Marc decided to set up a little camp where he was. under some big pine trees surrounding the whole area next to another little stream that he stumbled into. Giant boulders made for a nice cover to keep himself tucked away in case any large animals might have passed by looking for a meal. Marc was aware he was in bear country as well as cougar and wolves.
Unable to catch any sleep Marc sat and built a little campfire cooked a few trout ate them and kept the fire stoked until the sun started peeking up over the mountains at around 445 am. As soon as he was ready to get back on track Marc looked around and realized where he was or so he thought. The little stream forked off and hooked around making a horseshoe type shape exactly like the one he had seen on his way in yesterday afternoon.
Marc now excited and in a hurry quickly hiked through the brush mixed in with pine trees away from the streams until he could no longer hear the flow of them. After walking a hood 3 hours Marc was starting to get frustrated that nothing was looking familiar to him again. It was now early afternoon and Marc knew he was lost the terrain looked all so similar and he had ventured actually two times as far away from his original camp.
Unaware of this Marc made his way to another stream and decided to follow it down the mountain hoping it would lead into a lake or maybe crater lake where he was camping. Marc hiked and jogged and was just enjoying the scenery when he stumbled upon an old looking cabin. The trees were really big blocking out most all the light from the sun here and even at about 5pm it seemed like it was getting dark.
Marc was feeling wore down he had hiked close to 35 miles the past two days trying to find his way back out. He decided to go check if the cabin was inhabited he went up yjj ok the door knocked three of four times. But nobody answered. So after about 10 minutes of waiting marc decided to peer into the window and could see some old handmade furniture a wood stove and a few other miscellaneous items on the floor.
It looked like nobody had been here for years like it was an old secret hunting cabin back in the woods that only a few if any people knew about. Marc noticed a little homemade sign on the wall that read lakeshore cabin #41. He tried the door assuming it was locked but it was not. So he went in as the night was creeping in fast. He gathered some wood put in the wood stove cooked up some more trout and was exhausted from no sleep the night before .
Marc used his pack as a pillow curled up in the corner of the living room by the wood stove and was gone into dreamland before he knew it. Marc’s phone battery was in the red line when he had woken up only 18% left. So he decided to write in his phone notes just in case something were to happen to him or he didn’t make it back out. As he was doing this and finishing up he felt like he was being watched. Just had an eerie unsettling feeling of an evil presence nearby.
This gave Marc anxiety so after noting all this in his phone he turned it off to then save energy. His last few words on his phone when it was discovered two years after a missing persons report was filed said im actually feeling scared like I gotta leave now so I’m going to leave the cabin and head west as far as I can before next nightfall. I love you mom and dad and I hope I see you guys soon.
This was the last anyone ever heard of Marc when his phone was found busted up 25 miles away from crater lake under a group of smaller pine trees. No foul play was discovered and not one sign of Marc or his belongings were ever found to this day. Some say he stumbled into a haunted cabin and something evil took him never to be seen again. Others say he just got lost and ran outta food and water and eventually had succumbed to dehydration and the animals cleaned him up. But no bones, pieces of clothing anything was ever found.
Marc’s parents were able to gather his original tent and camping supplies as that had not been messed with up by crater lake. What do you think happened to Marc? Was he abducted, torn to pieces by animals, something paranormal in those woods got him? Another unsolved missing person in the woods story. Where do these people go? What is happening to them?
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He pulled out of the driveway waving goodbye to his mother. Little did they know this was the last time they would see eachother due to the events about to unfold. Marc jammed his favorite tunes the whole 3 hour trip to crater lake. He was there found his campsite right away, nobody was within a 300 yards of his secluded little spot. He unpacked put up his tent and was ready for a hike.
It was 330 in the afternoon on day 1 of his little vacation. When he took off on a steep rugged trail that made its way around the lake. Marc never was one to stay on the beaten path as he liked to explore and go places not many others have ever gone. After getting his fill of sights and feeling exhausted and hungry. Marc decided it was time to make his way back to camp. He made dinner drank a few beers that he enjoyed while camping and turned in for the night.
It was a quiet night and Marc found himself fast asleep as soon as his head hit the pillow, The next morning Marc was up early made some breakfast and packed a lunch for the long eventful day ahead. His plan being to go off the beaten path again and find some little streams to fish along the way. Marc hiked about 3-4 hours off the main trail and found a beautiful crystal clear brook with rapids flowing into some deeper holes.
Perfect for catching brook trout and that he did. using a panther Martin black with yellow dots and a silver spoon to mimic baitfish and it was the color that was always his go to. It wasn’t but his second cast and a nice 1lb brookie nailed his spinner and put up a little fight before Marc landed it and immediately gutted it and stored it away. Brook trout are one of best eating trout. Marc continued to climb up the stream to higher elevations hitting hole after home along the way.
The day went by quick as it was nearing dusk and Marc had caught 12 nice sized brook trout and a couple little cutthroat as well. Plenty to make a good 3 meals out of. Geared with only a flashlight and his pack fishing pole and fish cleaning supplies Marc made his way of what he thought was the way back out towards his camp.
Checking his watch on his phone Marc seen it was 11pm pitch black dark out now and he realized he had been walking long enough that he shoulda recognized some landmarks or where he had made his way in, but he didn’t recognize anything and with it being dark out he was even more lost.
Without panicking Marc decided to set up a little camp where he was. under some big pine trees surrounding the whole area next to another little stream that he stumbled into. Giant boulders made for a nice cover to keep himself tucked away in case any large animals might have passed by looking for a meal. Marc was aware he was in bear country as well as cougar and wolves.
Unable to catch any sleep Marc sat and built a little campfire cooked a few trout ate them and kept the fire stoked until the sun started peeking up over the mountains at around 445 am. As soon as he was ready to get back on track Marc looked around and realized where he was or so he thought. The little stream forked off and hooked around making a horseshoe type shape exactly like the one he had seen on his way in yesterday afternoon.
Marc now excited and in a hurry quickly hiked through the brush mixed in with pine trees away from the streams until he could no longer hear the flow of them. After walking a hood 3 hours Marc was starting to get frustrated that nothing was looking familiar to him again. It was now early afternoon and Marc knew he was lost the terrain looked all so similar and he had ventured actually two times as far away from his original camp.
Unaware of this Marc made his way to another stream and decided to follow it down the mountain hoping it would lead into a lake or maybe crater lake where he was camping. Marc hiked and jogged and was just enjoying the scenery when he stumbled upon an old looking cabin. The trees were really big blocking out most all the light from the sun here and even at about 5pm it seemed like it was getting dark.
Marc was feeling wore down he had hiked close to 35 miles the past two days trying to find his way back out. He decided to go check if the cabin was inhabited he went up yjj ok the door knocked three of four times. But nobody answered. So after about 10 minutes of waiting marc decided to peer into the window and could see some old handmade furniture a wood stove and a few other miscellaneous items on the floor.
It looked like nobody had been here for years like it was an old secret hunting cabin back in the woods that only a few if any people knew about. Marc noticed a little homemade sign on the wall that read lakeshore cabin #41. He tried the door assuming it was locked but it was not. So he went in as the night was creeping in fast. He gathered some wood put in the wood stove cooked up some more trout and was exhausted from no sleep the night before .
Marc used his pack as a pillow curled up in the corner of the living room by the wood stove and was gone into dreamland before he knew it. Marc’s phone battery was in the red line when he had woken up only 18% left. So he decided to write in his phone notes just in case something were to happen to him or he didn’t make it back out. As he was doing this and finishing up he felt like he was being watched. Just had an eerie unsettling feeling of an evil presence nearby.
This gave Marc anxiety so after noting all this in his phone he turned it off to then save energy. His last few words on his phone when it was discovered two years after a missing persons report was filed said im actually feeling scared like I gotta leave now so I’m going to leave the cabin and head west as far as I can before next nightfall. I love you mom and dad and I hope I see you guys soon.
This was the last anyone ever heard of Marc when his phone was found busted up 25 miles away from crater lake under a group of smaller pine trees. No foul play was discovered and not one sign of Marc or his belongings were ever found to this day. Some say he stumbled into a haunted cabin and something evil took him never to be seen again. Others say he just got lost and ran outta food and water and eventually had succumbed to dehydration and the animals cleaned him up. But no bones, pieces of clothing anything was ever found.
Marc’s parents were able to gather his original tent and camping supplies as that had not been messed with up by crater lake. What do you think happened to Marc? Was he abducted, torn to pieces by animals, something paranormal in those woods got him? Another unsolved missing person in the woods story. Where do these people go? What is happening to them?
2024.05.14 05:35 maverickbluezero name a tvd location you never saw or wanted to see more of. And why?(no negative reasons or nasty reasons)
after 2x14 I wanted to see Elena stay at the Gilbert lake house a little longer. Wondering what Elena would do if it was just her living normally at the lake house. She mentions Jeremy got hurt as a kid swimming at the lake. Perhaps a flashback of that moment followed by her going for a swim in present day. Maybe climactic moment of episode is Bonnie and Caroline visit so they can watch a movie or play a boardgame.
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